Easy Locked-On Stabilization effect | Sony Vegas Pro 18 Tutorial

[@DeSinc]

OH MY GOD, of COURSE!! you flip the image so the tracking points are applied in reverse... but then you reverse it right back again with the track motion! why didn't I think of that?? that's genius! Incredible, you actually helped so much with this video. I got to the picture in picture step myself but couldn't think of a way to invert the tracking data. this is so simple!

[@flops0317]

glad to see that even the people already making funny videos on the internet still search youtube to learn vegas lol

[@KryzysX]

lol, DeSinc dafuq ya doink here lmao

[@px8]

ily desinc

[@HeadshotOtaku]

I tried it, and I won't even question why or how this and that is essential, but it works, and I'm very thankful for this video!

[@icolimite]

Bro u deserve more then 100k keep going bro u saved me

[@VNTPR]

Thank you so much for the support.

[@ProfessorAB]

Ye actually mujhe chahiye tha for vegas, nice job man, actually kaam kiea

[@DeanWillpower]

Bro, you should do more voice-over videos! It's a lot easier to understand! Don't get me wrong this is okay but voice-over is a lot better! great video!

[@areyoujohnnyray]

i noticed a lot of how to vids are music only now. when there's a voiceover i can follow instructions in real time. still appreciate the info!

[@FramL]

I and my friend just discovered your channel and all I can say is wow. You do such a great job at these edits. You deserve way more success than u currently have, keep on grinding my dude. You'll get there for sure

[@seputarlantaikayu]

I was looking for a normal crack for a long time and stumbled upon you, thank you very much

[@jaqenhghar2970]

this is really good and to the point. especially for those familiar with the system. Thank you!

[@SkinCoachTanel]

Really helpful, thank you!

[@fidelarteaga6889]

I look forward to new videos on this topic from you!

[@Natanek07]

Everything works, I highly recommend it

[@SoKoZ]

Thank you very much !

[@ronny12tech]

Great video, thanks, sent you a tip ✌🏼

[@cyravenx]

Thx

[@hughmungus3649]

Like before watching ! 🥰

[@ttvsayuri]

Thanks bro that was really helpful

[@gtaloony]

Great video, new sub earned.

[@arthurliotier4015]

thx so useful man

[@VNTPR]

Welcome

[@Cr381v3]

Such a simple thing made so overly complicated, Vegas in a nutshell :D

[@nekonekoYT]

Sometime this edit method helpful!

[@kofemilk]

Big thanks for this tutorial!

[@KZPPL]

Thank you a lot! :D

[@gerardoquijano7603]

Thank you, bro!

[@HawaiianBreado]

tysm!! very good tutorial

[@sylas_santana]

Awesome tutorial 👏🏽

[@kondidd]

great tutorial

[@ivanshafiq2915]

Subscribed 👍

[@TheZakFilms]

This is so great!

[@mambetaa3486]

n1 as always love you

[@Thasanimation]

Woah thank you! :D

[@VNTPR]

Welcome

[@DANIELDANAN]

AWESOME 😎

[@rightOrWrongMyContry]

Thanks!

[@Wesley1005]

Awesome~!

[@Pilotfly2023]

Tks, friend!

[@RenoRivsan]

i dont have the option vegas picture and picture

[@hushhush7137]

wtf nice

[@barskie5257]

why'd you flip the horizontal and vertical just to flip it back?

[@el_daro]

Because in order to stabilize an image we have to move the frame of view in the opposite direction of the movement we want to stabilize. Imagine an object moving on a straight line from the left side of the frame to the right. Just a horizontal line for the sake of simplicity. Now, if you want that object to always appear in the same spot on the screen, you would have to move the frame accordingly in the opposite direction. You use the motion tracking on the said object and then flip it horizontally (we're keeping it simple, remember?). Now, if your object moves N pixels to the right during one frame, the reversed motion tracking moves 10 pixels to the left during the same frame. All you have to do now is move the frame with the reversed motion tracking data so that your object stays in the same place in reference to the screen. Of course, since we have two dimensions, we have to flip it both vertically and horizontally.

[@manuelx379]

@@el_daro it's things like this that make me wanna quit editing, it's bad enough everything i edit across my different channels is already ass but something that seems so simple yet complicated makes me feel dumb to the point that i should just look for another hobby tbh

[@KiwiGuy0]

@@el_daroi dont get it lol

[@KiwiGuy0]

@@manuelx379just swich to premere pro vegas is ass but im still using it cus im to lazy to relearn everything 🥲

[@KiwiGuy0]

@@el_daroahhh i got it i think

[@treezyftw_]

Is this only possible in SV 18? I have 17 and i dont see the option for motion tracking

[@VNTPR]

Yes, Vegas Pro 18 onwards.

[@Linuofc]

top meu mano

[@aliksax]

Hi. Tell me how to do in vegas, so that the object remains in the center of the frame. I want it for hiperlaps . Is there a link to the lesson ?

[@maulanacoolant5394]

i already followed the video but still got the problem when the track motion cant even zooming. can you help me?

[@ethanw041]

Hey man could you explain why this effect works?

[@vanilla1st]

Hey. Any idea how can i make this work for a TikTok video? my video is recorded in 1920x1080p, but for TikTok I have to zoom in to eliminate the blackbars. Using this method it makes it move weird after I zoom it in in track motion feature. It works as a charm on landscape but cant make it happen in portrait.

[@jaqenhghar2970]

you need to reverse your dimensions 1080 [height] x 1920 [width]. Also before you render, use the same settings. I had this problem when I first started making my own Tiktoks. Hope this helps!

[@vanilla1st]

@@jaqenhghar2970 I did reverse them on preview if that's what you re saying. But it still goes all over the place. I tried for like an hour to do it but I cant manage to get it right. Can you do a small tutorial maybe? Please? Thank you.

[@Danielosmaster]

@@jaqenhghar2970 worked for me, thanks!

[@IwillgetuMotivated]

first of all i cant disable resample and then there is no motion tracking riter TF

[@diroowo]

Is it possible to do it on VEGAS 17?

[@metajigsaw2775]

bro i don't have the motion tracking on vegas 17 do i need the vegas 18?

[@Enhanced_Mentality]

yeah me too :'(

[@JawarnyOriginals]

I dont know why I dont have the motion tracking option

[@jaqenhghar2970]

you need Sony Vegas Pro 18 or higher for that function.

[@DaveThompsonfairlife4all]

I don't know why this works, or why there isn't an easier way.

[@POHreeg]

Does this only work on 18 what bout 15

[@VNTPR]

Yes, this method only works for SVP18, unfortunately for 17 or later you have to manually Track through pan&crop.

[@POHreeg]

@@VNTPR dang

[@xezaryakov891]

The content is awesome, but just help us out with some voice, we want to see and listen to what you are doing.

[@lefkytheshin]

Ok, losing the crap music and speakng the steps would be helpful.

[@DRACOFURY]

*FOR SOME REASON I CANT GET THAT RECTANGLE TO APPER ON MY PROJECT*

[@MDwesLARL]

Thanks!

[@VNTPR]

Welcome