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You can see that the panning motion stops at the 5 second mark. Zoom to Crop (Crop Without Changing the Aspect Ratio) This is also a way to crop your video, by zooming you will crop it from all sides or only 2 depending on how you are positioning the frame. This is 10 seconds from the clip (downscaled). But I am still not sure that I am approaching this problem in the correct way. Other than the jerkiness problem, I can animate the pan/zoom/rotation and achieve the general effect I wanted.

#DAVINCI RESOLVE CROP VIDEO AND ZOOM HOW TO#

However, simply smoothening out the tracking data would clearly fix the problem, if only I know how to do that. I can only use the somewhat blurry lake-bed for tracking because the birds are constantly moving, so I do not think the tracking itself can be improved.

The clip zooms into a flock of birds on a shallow lake. The jerkiness probably comes from inaccuracies in tracking. Why is this? How can I smoothen out the stabilization? Does it have to do anything with the fact that there's zooming difference of 2.5 between the end and beginning of the clip?

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DaVinci Resolve 16 is the best, by far Free Video Editor on the planet. If I set 'Smooth' to any value between 1-99 (instead of 0) and click Stabilize again, then it won't stabilize at all. Some call it the Ken Burns Effect or dynamic zoom when you use a mixture of zoom and panning to create a more attractive video scene. It gave me an okay-ish result, but after stabilization there is a new and distracting jerkiness in the clip, and I do not know how to get rid of it. This was the only way I could get the system to apply the stabilization to the clip. I also show you how to resize video and images without cropping. I selected 'Classic Mode', as I wasn't able to figure out the new stabilizer. In this Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve 16 Tutorial, I show you how to crop video and images. I copied the tracking data and switched to Stabilize view. I clicked track forward, and allowed the program to track using automatically selected points within the window. I went to Tracking → Window, and unchecked Tilt and 3D. I drew a power window to avoid the middle of the scene, which contains lots of chaotically moving objects. Since I am literally a complete beginner with Resolve, I wasn't sure how to do it. It's okay to crop a bit, since the source is 4K and I output 1080p.

Use keyframe animation to re-create the appropriate rotation, panning and zooming in a smoother way.

I expect to get a rotating and ever shrinking rectangle, with black borders. It's not too bad, but I would like to make it perfect by editing it in DaVinci Resolve 14 (free version). For example, the panning stops at one point in time rather suddenly, then resumes. However, because I wasn't able to control all three types of motion well enough at the same time, it's not as smooth as it should be. It has panning, rotation and zooming (up to a factor of 2.5) at the same time. I have some drone footage which looks directly downwards onto a flat surface. I am completely new to both video editing and DaVinci Resolve, so please bear with me.

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