Overview
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Learn how to track and stabilize footage with After Effects.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Tracking and stabilizing footage in After Effects
- Using the exercise files
- Analyzing the footage
- Choosing a shot type for stabilization
- Choosing a solve method
- Using detailed analysis
- Selecting and deleting unwanted track points
- Choosing and moving and resizing a target
- How targets can be used
- Mapping an object to a surface
- Adding 3D text to a scene
- Adding shadows to a scene with a shadow catcher
- Tracking an object with the 3D camera tracker
- Applying the Warp Stabilizer VFX
- Choosing between No Motion and Smooth Motion method
- Understanding stabilization methods
- Using the Position method
- Using the Position, Scale, and Rotation method
- Using the perspective method
- Using the Subspace Warp method
- Improving the Warp Stabilizer results by masking
- Removing camera shake blur
- Using detailed analysis
- Using synthesized edges
- Rolling shutter reduction
- Balancing crop and smoothness
- Matching movement with the Warp Stabilizer VFX
- Compositing effects with the Warp Stabilizer VFX
- Next steps
