Judder Free Video - 7 Seconds Panning Rule

[@waimoh6640]

Like this video because it's short, simple, direct & easy to understand. Thank you.

[@ThomasYeemailme]

You're welcome Wai! Glad it was helpful!

[@Antigloptus124]

@@ThomasYeemailme hello

[@danielduesentriebjunior]

Good point! One might also mention that generally the slower the framerate the more likely judder occurs. There are also incompatibilities with 60 or 120 Hertz refresh rate screens. I notice that you are recording at 60 fps, like myself. Before I became frustrated with other framerates. In particular 24, 25 and 50 fps are not suited for panning at all when afterwards watching on a 60 Hertz screen.

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Great Info! Thanks!

[@mono432mono]

Great advice. I had to delete so many vacation shots recorded in 24fps.

[@SnB.in.Motion]

Thanks for your simple tips for reducing the chance of judder views in video panning. The RED Panning Speed Calculator is interesting too, as illustrated in Gerald Undone's video.

[@ThomasYeemailme]

You are most welcome S&B! Glad it was helpful!

[@flairashobbiestravels]

I tried to do panning last time, it was not very good. I have a much better understanding now, thanks Thomas!

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Great to hear that Flaira! Keep on filmmaking and have fun creating!

[@nomadictimbo9185]

Going to start doing surf videos in 4K 60fps and 120fps slow mo, so this is very useful and thanks!

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Glad it helped!

[@GarryWright-pl2mb]

Excellent, appreciated. Also liked/subbed, and thanks for the link to Gerald Undone, pointing me to an alternative source of explanation.

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DungarooTV]

I usually spend 7-10 seconds when spanning wider scenes - smooth as butter or not enough judder that the eye can see anyway.

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Excellent!

[@HikeCamp]

Another option is High Frame Rate (HRF) or Slow motion and do a quick pan. That works for me. In playback the pan is slow and no jitter.

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Great suggestion! Thanks!

[@HikeCamp]

Slo-mo works best for me.

[@kittyslifestyle5005]

Another good tips to remember

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Glad you think so! Thanks Kitty!

[@AprilClayton]

I wonder why I couldn’t notice judder when editing, only after uploading to KZbin I have slowed down my panning for next time. Thanks for the advice

[@ThomasYeemailme]

You are most welcome. Happy filmmaking!

[@Juventinos]

unreal. ffs. i thought it had to do with frame rates. lmao this is amazing thank you so much

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Glad I could help!

[@wakeywarrior]

It is to do with frame rates.

[@toomasvendelin]

Special thanks for brevity of your helpful video!

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rn-rvchronicles]

Thank you!! This was making me crazy!! I knew what was causing it just did not compute to just slow down! LOL! Thanks again! P.S. New sub here!

[@ThomasYeemailme]

You are most welcome! Glad it helped!

[@BLTvideoproductions]

I never had this issue until i went solid state recording to sd cards or flash drives. Recently took a EGN camera to a park event ($10k) camera, everything set right and the footage looks terrible with alot of judder

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Interesting! What did you recored on before?

[@whyzzzard]

Thank you for the helpful tip!

[@ThomasYeemailme]

You are most welcome!

[@380stroker]

Great video.

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it

[@WiljanWiljan]

my issue is still the same......I am playing 4K video on my pc and same video also on my 4k tv. On my 4k tv the video looks much smoother (eg when turns are made with the video camera), but on my pc these turns look very fast and you almost think you are turning the video recording way to fast. But on my tv the result looks much smoother. Not sure what to do about this for PC? I have a I9 processor, 32gb, 4k monitor, rtx2060 super. Any ideas?

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Judder on a 4K monitor can occur when the frame rate of the video doesn't match the display's refresh rate. This can cause the display to repeat or insert frames, which results in jerky motion.

[@MarcFootageAviation]

Idk why nobody talks about the easy alternate method which is convert 30fps video to 60. It can work out by most of us!!

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Yes, that's another great way to do it too!

[@Surajthapa12345]

But It Has Limitation We Cannot Slow It more Than 760/70%

[@egosirius]

I wish someone could share a method to fix a video shot in 30 that was exported into 24. I wonder if there's a was to fix that (interpolation doesn't resolve this).

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Thanks! Let me know if you find any fixes.

[@Surajthapa12345]

I Think Somewhere In My Head I Knew This But Needed Someone To Tell Me Straight 😂

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Glad it helps

Thanks for the fast video, really stopping panning solved everything 😆

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Hahaha! Great to hear!

[@markkeating2941]

Thank you!

[@ThomasYeemailme]

You're welcome!

[@HogbergPhotography]

Does not the shutter speed have anything to do with it?

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Yes, if shooting at too high a shutter speed. Most people know to shoot at 1/(2x fps) but if they still have judders, then panning slowly should do the trick. Thanks!

[@lonniesfilmmaking333]

Thanks so much, I finally understand 😂😊❤

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Happy to help!

[@dirkgoldman1155]

Lol, great humor unc 🤣

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Thanks for lol

[@SKITZA_KGC]

Thank you sir

[@ThomasYeemailme]

So nice of you 😉

[@One-Day-After-Another]

OK... this has always bugged me... Not from video I take personally, but when I buy DVD's rip and encode them so I can have digital backups... I usually use handbrake...I bought a new DVD... and old 80s 480p crime drama... It was interlaced.. So I chose the 480p MKV h.264 preset in handbrake...motion was jerky...So I kept trying different deinterlace settings...that didn't work....then under the video settings there was a choice between constant framerate or peak framerate... It was set on constant... I tried peak framerate and that solved the problem completely... smooth motion during panning side to side or zoom out or in slowly....so it WASN'T the deinterlaced settings... it was the constant or peak framerate... which I have no clue what the difference is..

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Thanks for the info. The video setting that you referring to, was it on the camera or video player?

[@One-Day-After-Another]

@@ThomasYeemailme Neither really... A DVD... A tv show... I ripped the DVD to the computer... it was interlaced... so I needed to encode it to deinterlace it...I used handbrake (a free program) The tv show had slow panning scenes and they were jerky as I played it back... so I tried different things and finally figured out that, along with deinterlacing, I needed to choose variable framerate instead of constant... and looking at the info of the file after encoding.... it was at 60 FPS....the panning scenes were really smooth.... I know your video really has nothing to do with this... because you're speaking of camera recording....but when I searched, this was the first video that came up.. :)

[@alexearl2872]

Thanks!!!

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Welcome!

[@BillAshtonNelo]

Why do I get it when people are pacing back and forth on a stable shot?

[@ThomasYeemailme]

It could be that your camera's frame rate is set too slow.

[@user7369]

Will you still get judder on a global shutter?

[@ThomasYeemailme]

It may but I don't have a camera that has global shutter yet so I'm not able to test and see. Does your camera have global shutter?

[@wakeywarrior]

Or shoot at 50/60 fps and pan all you want at top speed!

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Absolutely! Thanks!

[@3mar00ss6]

I'm here because I'm trying to understand why only Samsung and Apple don't get judders when panning on their newer flagships 💀

[@ThomasYeemailme]

I'll try to get my hands on a Samsung and Apple flagship and check it out.

😅 this is a nigthmare when i use the gimbal😢

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Select the right settings on your gimbal to get what you want.

[@VR_Wizard]

Yes but I need to do faster panning motions. Its not helpful to say just dont do it without giving advise on how to do it when you need it.

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Noted! If you are shooting 24 fps then try shooting in 30 or 60 fps instead, that will be a lot of smoother.

Got it, no paning

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Or just do it very very slowly.

[@helenonhealthotherinterest5630]

🤔 Hmm, can I blame judder videos for making me dizzy 😆

[@ThomasYeemailme]

Absolutely! That is a common feeling people get when seeing video judders.