Can anyone give me tips on how to video edit terrible and shakey footage, (espeically when theres a few decent clips)?
this is the first time I'm editing live footage, and it is a music video.... the footage I have to say is quite bad, what good effects can I use and cuts to make it look good? xx
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- I would usually stabilise footage with After Effects. Even if you haven't used the software before, it's quite easy to dive in:https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/after-effects/how-to/stabilize-footage.htmlPlay around with the different settings and see which result you like best
- On Premiere Pro you can try slowing down the footage (better if the footage is in 50 or more fps) by right clicking the clip, choosing 'speed', changing the % to 50% and set to 'Optical flow'. Render and see if it works well. You can then 'Nest' this clip and apply a Warp Stabilizer effect to further smooth it out.
- If you’re using Premiere Pro have you tried the Warp Stabilizer? It may be able to fix it for you, I’ve linked a tutorial below which shows you how to use it (also has some other fixes for shaky cam too)https://youtu.be/_ta3-imPXTc
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