- [Roberto] Hey, everybody, this is Roberto Blake
at RobertoBlake.com,
helping you create something awesome today.
Today we're gonna do a quick Adobe Premiere Pro CC tutorial.
I'm gonna show you how to stabilize your footage
using the warp stabilizer effect.
What this effects is, video that might be a little shaky
that you need to improve.
So when I do product reviews,
sometimes my footage is not perfect.
You can see from that that it's a little shaky.
It's not fantastic,
but it was something that I did handheld,
and it can be easily improved with the warp stabilizer tool.
We'll just go into our effects panel,
which you can get to, if you're not seeing it,
by going here and going to effects.
You can click on that or hit Shift + 7.
Then, you just type into the search, warp stabilizer.
We'll drag that onto our footage
and the warp stabilizer will start.
It has to do with analyzing.
This goes a lot faster when you have
a really good video card,
which I have the
GeForce GTX 1070 from ASUS.
It's the STRIX version, and so that's going to let
the warp stabilizer work relatively fast.
Even with me doing screen recording and having some
other things taking up power in the background,
it's still moving pretty quickly.
It's gonna stabilize our footage,
and you'll see what we get from the default settings.
One of the things I will say about this,
is that you might have to tweak your adjustments
and your sliders from time to time
to get this to work for you,
but in most cases, with handheld video footage
from a DSLR, mirrorless camera, the fact is that
it's just gonna work automatically,
so you're typically fine.
Okay, and it looks like it's about done here.
This didn't take too long, especially all things considered.
We're gonna see how that came out.
That's considerably better.
Let's go ahead and toggle this just a little larger
so you guys can see what's going on.
Not bad, right?
That's actually really nice, smooth footage,
and this is 4k video footage.
That's also why it took so long.
This was shot on my Panasonic Lumix G7.
So, you can see that our warp stabilizer
did a great job of just getting that to be a little better
and it's using the default settings here,
set for smooth motion, set the smoothness to 50%,
and we've got sub-warped space,
we've got stabilize, crop, and auto scale.
You can tell that's why it actually scaled this a little bit
from its original size.
It did those things,
but that actually just helped the footage overall,
and so now we've got something that's usable
and doesn't have shaky cam going on.
This is great for those of you who are doing handheld videos
for vlogging, or if you're doing our product shots
like I like to do.
This is just a great tool for you,
and it really is simple to use overall.
Now again, I can adjust these settings,
and it will try and make this a little smoother,
so I’ll do this at like let's say
about around 70%, and we’ll just see what happens.
It'll have to recalibrate that, and it just did,
so let's see how that came out.
You can see that that's actually a little better,
and I do like that,
but you can just tweak your settings as you see fit.
Sometimes going up the 70 won't have a great effect for you,
but in my case, it all worked out just fine.
I'm gonna mute the track here,
and see, that's actually pretty smooth.
There's just enough motion going on there and it works fine.
That's how you guys use the warp stabilizer.
There's really not a lot to it.
Just try and get your footage as steady as you possibly can,
but if it's not perfect,
you can go and you can use this tool.
Sometimes, even when I'm using slider footage or using
other stabilization rigs, a shoulder rig,
or doing handholding, I like to go ahead and throw
the warp stabilizer effect on here,
just to get a lot smoother footage.
You've actually seen this in my product review videos
whether you realize it or not.
I hope this video helped you out.
If you guys are interested in me doing more
Premier Pro video editing tutorials and showing you
the tools that I use to do my YouTube video editing
and my general workflow,
let me know in the comments section.
I really want your feedback.
What effects, what tools, what techniques
do you guys want me to show you with Adobe Premiere Pro
or other software.
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