How to Stabilize Motion to an Object in After Effects (EASY Motion Tracking Tutorial)
Learn how to do this awesome stabilization effect to get your video work noticed online in this easy After Effects motion tracking tutorial!
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In this video I show you how to do the stabilize motion effect that always impresses clients and makes my sports video edits stand out on Instagram! You can do this simple effect inside of Adobe After Effects CC and stabilize motion to an object as we’ve done here, to a person, or to anything else for that matter.
I use this locked-on stabilization effect on objects all the time in my sports videography work and after seeing how popular the effect was, figured that making an easy motion tracking tutorial aimed at beginners to After Effects would be a good idea!
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Thank you for showing that setting that tells After Effects to stop tracking below 90% competency… I didn’t even know that existed, such a time saver
just FYI the tracking system in ae is based on pixel contrast. It does not know nor recognize the objects or people you try to track, hence why it was losing the tracking most of the time. Either the pixels(object) got obscured as you said yourself or as the ball is spinning it also rapidly changes, so it's really hard to get it automatically tracked with shots like these.
Do you have to speed ramp before you stabilize?
Can you do something like this with Final Cut?
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Hyped for this
Hey, thanks for this tut. What is the discount code for the free packs?
had to tune in, please keep uploading these long tutorial, i'm pretty new to adobe so it would be a blessing if you do. thanks brodie!
Hey CEBL? I filmed some of that last year.
very useful and to the point, good man
Hey buddy , You are just God to my editors . Don't stop .. Carry on and keep working Hard !
To simple yet detailed tutorial ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
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My guy grew the beard outt. Thanks for the tutorial man!
Thank you!
This is literally what I need now
cool video, more videos like this