Top 10 Shake Preset Pack

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 what so everybody dobby mass is here and today I'd be showing you how to edit camera shake into your footage in Alight Motion so we're gonna take footage that originally looks like this just a very you know tripod shot nothing going on here and we're going to end up making it look like this where it looks like that a camera someone was actually holding the camera for this shot and this is actually really simple to accomplish we're actually using warp stabiliser of all effects to do this sort of a reverse warp stabilizer

Sequence:

 so let's get started I'll explain it along the way first thing we need to do is we need to create a sequence with our footage in it so in this situation what I have is this file right here we're going to change the sequence settings for it and you see it's just this this long sort of footage here I have this posted on my other channel it's just sort of like a ambient sort of video I'll put that I'll put a card up if you want to check that out 

   but so we have this right here and what we want to do is we want to add some camera shake to this so what we need to do is we need to find literally any clip in the world that has camera shake you can find this on YouTube you can just record you know go outside and record something you know chord your desk you can record anything as long as there's some proper contrast and warp stabiliser can sort of figure it out and so in this situation 

 

what I have is something that's completely and totally different than the other footage which is this right here and so we're just walking into a temple and you see there's some camera shake along the edges it's got that sort of bounce in the move and that's what we need it's all we need so we're gonna go ahead and drag that onto this footage and then I'm just going to make sure that my other piece of footage doesn't go longer than this one so we'll just cut the end right there and now they're all the same so it doesn't matter that this one's smaller than the other one that doesn't matter at all we can make it bigger

 if we want to to sort of make it fit a little bit bigger so we'll put that like right there and now it fits perfectly but what we need to do now is we need to actually nest the footage so we need to make this one a piece of footage so we're going to highlight this we're going to right click and we're going to go up to nest right here it's going to create ourselves a nested sequence we can name this like camera shake or really anything that you want we'll leave the extra eye in there and we'll click on this and now what we have is the only the top piece of footage 

is what it's doing is every time this one moved left this one will not move left and we basically just copied the camera shake from this footage onto the bottom footage and now in the final form we have it looking like a natural camera shape because it was a natural camera shake that we just transplanted onto this new footage and now there you have it we have ourselves moved from a tripod shot to a very realistic-looking handheld shot and like I said all you had to do is use warp stabiliser of all effects to do it now don't ever click the analyze button again once you click that again it's going to reanalyze for this new footage

 right here and this will become you know a tripod shot again so once you have it all set up just you know don't mess around with any of this anymore you're now good to go and you now have your camera shake ready to move things are before joining if you have any questions or comments go and dome in the comment section below or on our website I don't master yet if you would super move it is similar this one going into that subscribe button I make a video every other day on Adobe it related products and until I some guys see ya you