From the course: iMovie 10.1.16 Essential Training
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Stabilize video - iMovie Tutorial
From the course: iMovie 10.1.16 Essential Training
Stabilize video
- [Illustrator] Unlike professional videographers, casual shooters like myself, probably don't use a tripod as much as we should, especially when we're shooting video with our phones. And it's pretty common to be in editing situations where you want to use a specific clip in your movie, but the footage is just too shaky from being shot on a handheld camera or out a car window, or for any number of reasons. iMovie's stabilization capability can potentially make previously unusable footage usable, and it's really easy to do. For this example, let's use this footage of the Appalachian Trail Conservancy sign I imported earlier. If you recall, this is actually playing in reverse because I wanted the shot to zoom out instead of zooming in. So here's what it looks like right now. So it's a little shaky. Let's see what iMovie can do with it. To stabilize a clip, it has to be in your project timeline. You can't stabilize a…
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Create and adjust still clips3m 52s
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Incorporate photos5m 12s
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Adjust color7m 34s
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Use transitions8m 5s
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Add titles3m 57s
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Adjust the speed of clips6m 45s
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Stabilize video3m 29s
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Add cutaways, side-by-side video, and picture-in-picture4m 47s
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Use green screen effects6m 11s
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Apply video effects1m 47s
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Create movie trailers7m 4s
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