FCPX Tutorial - Motion Stabilisation
Got some shots that are a bit shaky and can't reshoot, I have a solution for you.
Using FCPX's built in Motion Stabilisation filter, you can correct those pesky shaky shots!
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Equipment used for this video:
⌦ Camera
Canon Legria HFG30 (shooting AVCHD 17Mbps)
⌦ Microphone
Behringer Ultravoice XM8500
⌦ Audio Recorder
Sony ICD-PX312
⌦ Lights
Eurolux FS4 Construction Lights
⌦ Edit Suite
FCPX 10.1.1
⌦ Edit Machine
iMac 24" 2,66GHz Core 2 Duo - 4GB RAM 1067MHz DDR3
⌦ OS
OS X 10.9.2
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