Notice how the camera shake is now completely gone, and the pan from right to left at the end of the shot is smooth and fluid, as if the camera had been mounted on a tripod with a high-quality head. This process continues automatically in the background, allowing you to continue working on other tasks in Premiere Pro.Ĩ When the stabilization process is complete, play the clip. Once the analysis process is complete, an orange bar appears across the image, indicating that it is being stabilized. Notice that about halfway through the clip there is a considerable amount of camera shake, which would ordinarily make this shot unusable.Ĥ Press Shift+7 to make the Effects panel active.ĥ Type warp in the Rapid Find box to quickly locate the Warp Stabilizer effect.Ĭlip analysis progress, in number of frames and percentage, is displayed in the Effect Controls panel. The advanced image analysis, which takes place behind the scenes in Premiere Pro does all the heavy lifting for you.ġ In the Project panel, select the Warp Stabilizer bin.Ģ Double-click the Warp Stabilizer sequence to open it in the Timeline panel. What makes the Warp Stabilizer so unique is that you generally don’t need to change any of the default settings to get a good result. The Warp Stabilizer, introduced in Adobe After Effects CS5.5 and now available in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6, is an incredibly advanced stabilization tool that can make this type of footage look as if it was recorded with a sophisticated camera rig.
Note: This excerpt is from the forthcoming book Adobe Creative Suite CS6 Production Premium Classroom in a Book, ISBN 978-8-9.Ī common issue that occurs with footage recorded on handheld cameras is that it can be shaky and uneven, making it difficult to watch.
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