Nuke: removing jitter I smoothing plate motion I getting jitter value I Stabilizing Motion Jitter

[@gonzalogomez91]

Useful tutorial. Thanks

[@auxiliarynatter]

hi Gonzalo Gomez, glad to know, its helpful. please extend the reach by sharing.

[@Bengalifx-hub]

Woow . Its very useful sir.
Thank you shareing with us.
Day to day we are improving our composting levels. We look forward to more such videos from you.

[@auxiliarynatter]

So nice of you Suman, Thank you

[@deep8673]

Thanks :)

[@auxiliarynatter]

welcome

[@visualstoryteller6158]

Please post more nuggets n quick solution for footage problems to be smartly solve by nuke. These i hv never seen in most nuke courses or yt.only a guy deep in production would have even idea of edge cases like this.. Good stuff. Please bring on more.

[@auxiliarynatter]

Thank you so much for your encouraging words. appreciated !

[@pabbisharma1765]

Very good topic 🥇🥇🥇 very well explained

[@auxiliarynatter]

Glad you liked it ! Thanks

[@LMPCA]

very useful, thanks!

[@auxiliarynatter]

glad, its helpful.
Thank you for sharing your feedback. appreciated😊

[@nicolascabrera2708]

Thanks for the video 🙏, so my question is that remove the jitter with the option of the traker node, it's the same of removin with filter in the curve and the method of the expression? Or it means that any of this is more effective?

[@auxiliarynatter]

Hi @nicolascabrera, as i understand, both method removes jitter but take slight different approach. tracker 'jitter remove' takes jitter period in count to average the tracking data & its average subsequently that much frame number what jitter period number suggests.
whereas removing through filter takes whole tracking data in count & average whole range which gives more smooth en result.
if the purpose is mimicking original path while smoothing, then tracker remove jitter would more near by, but some times its still feels jerky if the jerk frame is 11th frame then average will go to next chunk of frames as suppose if jitter period is 10 its average every 10 frame tracking data.
i hope its helpful.
thank you for stopping by.

[@nicolascabrera2708]

@@auxiliarynatter thank you so much for your time and explains 🙏

[@ronydey2696]

GREAT

[@auxiliarynatter]

Thanks

[@ronydey2696]

welcome dear mentor@@auxiliarynatter

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[@ronydey2696]

sir how to stabilize a shake footgae in Nuke?? Please some short tutorials video over it@@auxiliarynatter

[@thecoolhunk88]

Very useful hack.

[@auxiliarynatter]

Glad you think so!

[@lukaslorkowski]

good stuff!

[@auxiliarynatter]

Thanks you