Stabilization effect in Avid Media Composer
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You also have stabilization in iMovie.
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@lizards821 Thanks.
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@4624you use the Smoothcam filter in video effects.
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the same but in final cut pro?
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There's something called 'SmoothCam' within Final Cut Pro. However, you're better off using the Stabilization feature within Apple Motion.
There is a GeniusDV Apple Motion tutorial called 'Apple Motion Stabilization with Tracking '. That should answer your question.
GDVTutorials 1 year ago