HOW TO VIDEO STABILIZE WITHOUT GIMBAL
Do you often get
behind-the-scenes videos while filming? One is usually locked on a tripod which
covers a wide shot. Others are held by hand. But getting smooth handheld
footage can be a pain. A dreadlock or Steadicam would be fantastic but often
overkill. And it's much harder for you to carry into the wilderness.
Fortunately, there are other options. Like using a third-party app, such as
using KineMaster, Filmora, Vn, and Google Photos or other types of online free
and offline applications. Besides that, you can actually take advantage of the
AI video stabilize technology that is on your Android or iPhone smartphone.
However, if you want to keep making videos with your pocket camera or DSLR, you
can follow this tutorial :
- You can do this kind of technique
before from a monopod. Pull it back or let it lean forward to simulate the
puppet's movement and it works great. This can be even more effective if
you shoot at a fast framerate. 120fps makes it very smooth when playing
back at 24.
- Gesture hides camera shake. So
moving forward, backward, sideways, will help level the bumps if you're
careful.
- Shooting a wide lens will also
reduce camera shake. For the same reason, shooting with a wide lens allows
you to get a slower shutter speed for still images. The wider field of
view only makes the movement less noticeable.
Of course, if you prefer
to edit video stabilize using this application, it will make it easier for you.
As we mentioned earlier there are several applications that you can of course
use online free or offline such as :
- KineMaster is an application
that runs on Android and iOS operating systems on mobile devices available
for free and created by Nex Streaming. The main obstacle that we often
encounter when recording video via a smartphone is that the video results
are unstable or wobbly. This happens because some smartphone vendors do
not release devices with stabilizers or Optical Image Stabilization (OIS)
features. As a result, the recorded video will usually be shaky and
unstable. It's different when you shoot video using a professional camera.
Because usually on professional cameras, there is a stabilizer feature to
keep the video from shaking. But don't worry, now we can solve this
problem. By using the KineMaster app, you just need to enter the video to
be edited then select the stabilization menu and the video will be
automatically stabilized.
- Filmora is one of the most
popular video editing software that you need to master if you want to try
a career as a video editor. According to CompareCamp, one of the reasons
that make this software so popular is of course because of its various
advanced features for editing video and audio. Although it is software
that has a fairly large size and can only be used on a PC, this software
is known to have complete features, one of which is the video stabilize
feature that you can use in the tools menu and just decide on what
duration you want to stabilize.
- VN is a free video editor
application that is currently widely used. Especially for making short
videos for TikTok or Instagram Reels content needs. VN has many features
such as cutting videos, transitioning between videos, inserting songs,
creating blur effects on videos, inserting stickers, video stabilize, and
others. You can use this application on both Android and iOS mobile
phones.
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For those of you who use Android phones, you may be familiar with
some of the default Google applications, one of which is Google Photos. Usually, this default application cannot be uninstalled and you must save it. But make
no mistake, because this photo app offers a lot of advantages if you know how
to use Google Photos properly. The reason is, for some users, the presence of
has received less attention. Moreover, generally, Android phone manufacturers
have provided a similar application called Gallery which is used to open and
manage a collection of photos and videos taken using the camera. In addition,
it turns out that the Application can also be used to do photo and video editing,
such as cutting videos, inserting music, video stabilize, changing photo hues,
and others.
