Video Stabilisieren | DaVinci Resolve Fusion - Tutorial Deutsch

In this video, I will show you how to stabilize a clip. It is not difficult at all. I will show you two different ways in this video, and for that, I will first copy this clip, paste it here, and now I have the option on the right to turn on stabilization. This option should also be available in the free version. You just click on stabilize here. I will leave everything at the default settings. Then it will process, and if I place it over here, I'll quickly put together a video collage. So, said and done. I will just play it back now. And now we can see that there are definitely fewer shakes in the stabilized version. Everything looks a bit smoother. Okay, we have a second option, and that is to do the whole thing in Fusion. For that, I will take the original, unstabilized clip again. I will go here and copy it over to here. Now I will copy it a second time, and for the second clip, I will go into Fusion. So, in Fusion, I have selected my media input here. I press Ctrl + Space and bring in a tracker. I will insert it here. Now it is already in there. If it is not directly in line for you, you can simply move it with your mouse, and with the Shift key held down, you can move it in and out. I am letting go of the mouse now. Now it is connected again. Okay, if you are using the free version of DaVinci Resolve, you won't have the intelligent tracker, but the point tracker instead. It works just the same. If you can't get it to work, I will link a video here. In that one, I explained the tracker in more detail. However, I am using the intelligent tracker here. For that, I will track the front section first. I will try this box right here.