Learn to stabilize difficult shots in Adobe Premiere Pro. In this video tutorial, Mary Poplin walks us through Mocha’s Stabilize Module using the Mocha Pro plug-in for Adobe from Boris FX.
While most editing software has stabilize tools, (such as Adobe’s Warp Stabilizer), Mocha Pro’s workflow is driven by user-defined planar tracking for advanced control and flexibility.
While this tutorial shows the Mocha Pro plug-in running inside Adobe Premiere, Mocha Pro’s stabilize module can be run in many hosts including After Effects, Avid Media Composer, Nuke, Fusion, Vegas, HitFilm & More.
If you are running an unsupported plug-in application, such as FCP X or DaVinci Resolve, the Mocha Pro standalone application can render out stabilized clips.
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