2011

In the following example, the camera was bumped several times during filming
which caused unwanted camera motion along the Y axis.
To perform 1-point stabilizing:
NOTE Although this example uses the Reaction tool, any tool that has position
and translation parameter controls can be used to perform 1-point stabilization,
such as the Panner tool, 2D Transform, Warp 2D and the vertices in the Garbage
Mask and the Remove Dust tools.
1 Play the footage to verify that you have a good reference feature.
A decorative point at the six o'clock position was chosen as the reference
feature.
2 Click Analyze Forward to track the selected reference position in the
footage.
3 Drag a Reaction tool from the Tools tab and place it on the dependency
graph between the footage node and the Output node.
4 With the cursor over the Reaction node, right-click and select Add Source.
5 To associate a layer with the source you just created, select the source
layer from the Layer Editor. At the bottom of the Layer Editor, select
Bilinear and click Create.
6 In the Reaction tab, under Position, right-click inside the Y field and
select Stabilize Position Y.
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