It really is extraordinary! 😄 Theres so much that you can do with Final Cut Pro- which is why we made this series! Thank you for the support Drum Ape we hope that you continue to enjoy!
🏅🏆👍 We're so glad that you're having fun applying this to your work Aerosnapper!!! If you'd ever like to send us some of the awesome videos you're creating please don't hesitate to link us to it we'd love to see!
@@pixelfilmstudios not entirely sure how to do that - I've tagged you - but here's one recent example - much to do - but getting better with your encouragement and education. ua-cam.com/video/Qn_bibtxnn0/v-deo.html
Glad you like them World Recipe!!!! We made sure to cover as much as we could in this series and we truly appreciate your kind words and support! We hope that you continue to enjoy! 💖
Guys thanks for the tutorial @PixelFilmStudios Its so hard to keep up with your tutorials and plugins #PixelFilmStudios #FCPX #FinalCutProX #Apple #FinalCutPro #sonya73 #lumixs1 #blackmagic6k #FCPX #FinalCutProX #VideoEditing #VideoProduction #Apple #FinalCutPro #PFSCameraGiveaway #PixelFilmStudios
No problem Ahmed! 😊 (Just so you know, we are not having a camera giveaway anymore at the moment, the winners were announced a while ago...we are currently hosting a different one! Check out out our instagram 😉)
@@pixelfilmstudios Oh got it I m not on insta actually but u guys had put up a vid and the description said that you were hosting a giveaway of another cam and winners were not announced. Ohk Thank You guys
It's a bit hard to tell without seeing your FCP, but perhaps this help article can give you some further insight: www.fcp.co/forum/4-final-cut-pro-x-fcpx/25343-how-do-i-get-the-stabilization-in-the-video-inspector
Hello! Thanks for the video. So, I watched this and stabilized a one take video. I just ended the color grading process and when I was about to export, I cropped (sliced, bladed, make shorter) the last part of the video. When I did that it appeared "Analyzing for dominant motion" and it automatically zooms out the whole image (I am almost sure it has something to do with stabilization). But I wanted this to be exactly as it was without the zooming out. Is there a way to do this without Final Cut Pro automatically modifying the image. I don't know if manually zooming in or exporting (which format?) and then cropping that exported video will work, but I am afraid it will loose quality. Thank you! (Hope i made myself clear.
You might have to compound the clip before you crop it to make sure the changes to the clip are not affected. To compound a clip press Option + G or right click on the clip and press "New Compound Clip." Exporting the clip as a full video, then importing it back in to the project as a video to crop would also be a viable option.
I bought and tried but when i added the effect, my preview was gone and turns red with yellow exclamation point. what does that mean? incompatible? I have FCP 10.5.3.
Hi Vincent! Thank you so much for reaching out to us we would be happy to help! We recommend coming into our livechats so that our technical support team can help solve this issue for you as soon as possible!  They'll be able to get your plugin up and running in a flash! Our Live Chat & Ticket support is available on the Pixel Film Studios website: Daily 8-4 PM Pacific Time by clicking the little speak bubble that appears on the corner of our page. If these times do not work for you you can also submit a ticket 24/7 and they will get back to you ASAP. Direct Link: bit.ly/PFS_Support
Hi Adil! We would be happy to help you with your FCPX Stabilizer 2.0 we recommend coming into our livechats so that our technical support team can help solve this issue for you as soon as possible!  They'll be able to get your plugin up and running in a flash! Our Live Chat & Ticket support is available on the Pixel Film Studios website: M-F 8-4 PM Pacific Time by clicking the little speak bubble that appears on the corner of our page. If these times do not work for you you can also submit a ticket 24/7 and they will get back to you ASAP. This link will also direct you to it: bit.ly/PFS_Support
Thanks,didn't know how to use Rolling shutter but I do now.
Woo!!! That's what we love to hear Vikram! 🔥🔥🔥 We're happy that we could help teach you some new tips to use in your FCPX!
You guys are fantastic for making these and Final Cut Pro creators are fantastic for making such extraordinary software.
It really is extraordinary! 😄 Theres so much that you can do with Final Cut Pro- which is why we made this series! Thank you for the support Drum Ape we hope that you continue to enjoy!
Yes, great tutorial, straight to the point, no unnecessary chatter.
Gotta get straight to it so you can get straight to editing, Citizen Oz! 👌😎
Holy cow, I had no idea. Great tutorial. Thanks for putting these out!
Glad to help Michael! We're thrilled to hear you're enjoying the tutorials! 😁💖
I just subscribed! I love your videos! I've been learning a lot from them. I'm new to making videos on UA-cam so I really appreciate them. Thank you!
Awesome! Thank you! We appreciate your support and are happy you're learning a lot from our videos :)
Great tips!
This is Golden - I’m applying it to some hand-held footage shot last weekend - with great effect.
🏅🏆👍 We're so glad that you're having fun applying this to your work Aerosnapper!!! If you'd ever like to send us some of the awesome videos you're creating please don't hesitate to link us to it we'd love to see!
@@pixelfilmstudios not entirely sure how to do that - I've tagged you - but here's one recent example - much to do - but getting better with your encouragement and education. ua-cam.com/video/Qn_bibtxnn0/v-deo.html
Thanks for sending this to us Aerosnapper!! You've done a wonderful job, we can tell you've been putting these skills to use. Keep it up! 👏💪😁
Great explanation!
Glad it was helpful Karl! 😉
Very helpful videos for those who are new to video editing, please keep up the good work
Glad you like them World Recipe!!!! We made sure to cover as much as we could in this series and we truly appreciate your kind words and support! We hope that you continue to enjoy! 💖
thank you so much ♥️♥️
You're very welcome Abdu!!! 😊 We're happy to provide top quality Final Cut Pro Tutorials 💪
Thanks a lot for sharing
Happy to help in any way we can Nitesh!
Thank you so muchhhhhh! You guys really are the best! 🥺🥺☝️
Thank you for your support Kylene! We appreciate it ❤️🥺
Great help! Thanks)))
You're welcome! We're glad that we could help Robert! 😉✨
Great video very well explained another piece of information I can add to my arsenal of how to do stuff in Final Cut Pro thank you!
We truly appreciate the support Andre and thank you for your kind words! We're very glad it was helpful! 😉✨
Guys thanks for the tutorial
@PixelFilmStudios Its so hard to keep up with your tutorials and plugins
#PixelFilmStudios #FCPX #FinalCutProX #Apple #FinalCutPro #sonya73 #lumixs1 #blackmagic6k #FCPX #FinalCutProX #VideoEditing #VideoProduction #Apple #FinalCutPro #PFSCameraGiveaway #PixelFilmStudios
No problem Ahmed! 😊
(Just so you know, we are not having a camera giveaway anymore at the moment, the winners were announced a while ago...we are currently hosting a different one! Check out out our instagram 😉)
@@pixelfilmstudios Oh got it I m not on insta actually but u guys had put up a vid and the description said that you were hosting a giveaway of another cam and winners were not announced. Ohk Thank You guys
Thank you
You're welcome! :D
Nice
That's nice of you to say Jestin! Thank you! 😊
Love it
Warms our heart to hear Tygah! 🥰
good bro
The best bro
Will this work for a shake\y table when i film my art?
Without being able to see the footage it's hard to tell, but it should help. 😃
My stabilizer and rolling shutter arent showing! How do i turn it one??
It's a bit hard to tell without seeing your FCP, but perhaps this help article can give you some further insight: www.fcp.co/forum/4-final-cut-pro-x-fcpx/25343-how-do-i-get-the-stabilization-in-the-video-inspector
Hello! Thanks for the video. So, I watched this and stabilized a one take video. I just ended the color grading process and when I was about to export, I cropped (sliced, bladed, make shorter) the last part of the video. When I did that it appeared "Analyzing for dominant motion" and it automatically zooms out the whole image (I am almost sure it has something to do with stabilization). But I wanted this to be exactly as it was without the zooming out. Is there a way to do this without Final Cut Pro automatically modifying the image. I don't know if manually zooming in or exporting (which format?) and then cropping that exported video will work, but I am afraid it will loose quality. Thank you! (Hope i made myself clear.
You might have to compound the clip before you crop it to make sure the changes to the clip are not affected. To compound a clip press Option + G or right click on the clip and press "New Compound Clip."
Exporting the clip as a full video, then importing it back in to the project as a video to crop would also be a viable option.
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I bought and tried but when i added the effect, my preview was gone and turns red with yellow exclamation point. what does that mean? incompatible? I have FCP 10.5.3.
Hi Vincent! Thank you so much for reaching out to us we would be happy to help!
We recommend coming into our livechats so that our technical support team can help solve this issue for you as soon as possible!  They'll be able to get your plugin up and running in a flash!
Our Live Chat & Ticket support is available on the Pixel Film Studios website: Daily 8-4 PM Pacific Time by clicking the little speak bubble that appears on the corner of our page. If these times do not work for you you can also submit a ticket 24/7 and they will get back to you ASAP.
Direct Link:
bit.ly/PFS_Support
My FCPX Stabilizer 2.0 not working !!!
What I do ? can you help
Hi Adil! We would be happy to help you with your FCPX Stabilizer 2.0 we recommend coming into our livechats so that our technical support team can help solve this issue for you as soon as possible!  They'll be able to get your plugin up and running in a flash!
Our Live Chat & Ticket support is available on the Pixel Film Studios website: M-F 8-4 PM Pacific Time by clicking the little speak bubble that appears on the corner of our page. If these times do not work for you you can also submit a ticket 24/7 and they will get back to you ASAP.
This link will also direct you to it:
bit.ly/PFS_Support
Thank you
You're welcome Andy! 😉