Camera Stabilisation with Blender 2.63
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=QKfscaT_8l4
Michalis Gkiokas explains how to work with Blender’s image stabilizer. Very useful stuff, with a good result!
Michalis writes:Hello Everyone. This is a tutorial about camera stabilisation in Blender 2.63.
Camera Stabilisation allow us to cancel the shaking of the camera in the post production and even control it the way the director would want.
I love the format of this video where you can see the instructor. It gives it a much more personal touch, and is very helpful when someone’s using gestures to explain something. We should see more of those!
Could you please make a tutorial how to use tracking and masks. The Tomato Branch, at least, has a mask tracking option, but I have not found tutorials how to use it.
You should buy Blend Match Track then from Blender.org. Everything you need to know and it helps the Blender Foundation as well when you buy from the store. I’m still going through mine and it is very thorough as Sebastian is one of the best Blender tut makers. I highly recommend it.
Unlikely.
From blender.org about Blend Match Track: “This DVD is using Blender 2.62.”
Therefore, it does not have the new “Mask editing” option in the Movie Clip Editor in the Tomato Branch.
Oh, yah, if your talking about the masking thing (like it looks now that I read it more carefully) then no. It doesn’t.
Yes my friend i will!
:)
Michalis Gkiokas
Good tutorial ! Thank you very much.
I agree that gestures in the PIP window are usefull for not native english people.
cool tutorial! yes it’s helpfull to see the instructor bottom rigth on the video.
I agree, body language adds another dimension to the tutorial
If I’m not mistaken we have two Greek guys work in the last three BN posts!
Ελλαδάρα!
count me in!
Ισως κάποτε κάνουμε κάποιο meeting!
It seems Greeks are into open source movement in general
Απο την άλλη ίσως δεν ξέρω τι λέω μια και έπινα τσίπουρα χτές! Θεσσαλονίκη εδώ παιδιά, δουλεύω επαγγελματικά 3D
Thanks so much for this awesome tutorial. It was crystal clear and it explained a lot of things I didn’t understand before.
Ditto. Very useful explanations of a very useful too. Now I know what to do with my shaky home videos.
Great presentation. Very useful and very enjoyable. Thank you for sharing :)
I am waiting for a tut on tuts.
Press ‘play’ on the video. There – your wait is over!
The link is missing. But I can hardly imagine a tut showing all possibilities does exist.
I would have known, being your most dedicated reader.
There is no link, it’s an embedded YouTube video.
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I blame it on lack of coffee in the morning, but I can’t tell if you two are being serious or trolling each other.
I tend not to troll on my own website ;-) I’m a little confused by Filip’s reaction, maybe he can’t see embedded videos?
It happens that I cannot see things with Internet Explorer. But also in the evening I could not see a second video with Chrome.
I think Bart made a joke and referred to the video on stabilisation.
I have met Bart in real life.
Thank you for the tutorial. Very useful.
en castellano seria mejor….
Damn. This makes me want to go back to using Blender for Post-Processing videos again. Good times.