@@adapopowicz7585 Just the one on the third page is necessary - that’s for video. It’ll be quicker if you use the Fn button on the back of your camera. Click that and you’ll see stabilization in bottom left corner of the screen (if you’re using the ZV-E10)
Finally - a clear and concise tutorial on how to use this software. I feel like I never get a straight answer from others but you sir, do it every time. Thank you!!
I was at the museum filming my two young kids running around. Saw somebody else using another camera brand filming his kids with a gimbal. I respect his dedication but for me, I whip out my A7IV or ZV1, film the kids and their mayhem without a worry in the world, come home, and stabilise my videos in catalyst browse. My wife thinks they look epic with the smooth buttery gimbal like results. Thanks Mark for your great videos!
Nice overview of the the software. Like you mentioned, having to raise the shutter speed that high to use the software correctly will definitely require good lighting. Always entertaining to watch.
I love your content so much plus you holding a beer and talking to us remove all the protocol habits and just feel like a passionate bro is sharing a tip with another !
This is exactly what I needed to know about catalyst browse. Only note is I had to restart the computer after installing cause catalyst was using wingdings has its language of choice.
New to this camera... and like... using a camera in general... this is insane how well it works. Thanks for making me aware of the software, and for showing the tutorial. You just saved a bunch of stuff I had shot!
I've been looking for a comparison of Final Cut Pro vs Catalyst Browse and you, sir, made my wish come true! Thanks for that! I'm now convinced to use Catalyst Browse.... until I get a gimbal😏
Thanks so much for a thorough overview and tutorial on how to use this software. I have an A7C and tested Catalyst Browse vs Davinci Resolve stabilization on a number of walking and talking vlog videos. Catalyst Browse has better stabilization thanks to the gyro data and I think it's pretty amazing, but, I feel like the Resolve stabilization is 80-90% similar, while also having a much faster workflow. I do notice some wobbly corners with Resolve's stabilizer, but for a vlog style video, no one's really going to notice. It's awesome we have this option from Sony, though!
While I found the first half of the video informative and helpful, I thoroughly enjoyed when you got on the computer. You're very funny and I enjoyed your more off the cuff style! Thanks for the video, definitely subscribing.
I've been playing with Catalyst Browse (per your spot-on guidance and tutorial) and I gotta say, it's a pretty slick tool. I found it incredibly simple and most definitely has its place in my list of options for various applications. Thanks Mark.
THANK YOU! I am a new subscriber from Switzerland and I love your videos, your humor, your style, your professionalism! Thanks to your videos, I got the sony zve10 and I'm starting to test and play with it a bit by watching your videos. You are so professional, you should do a special zve10 course online. Anyway, I would buy it! Thanks again for all the quality sharing and I can only tell you that your image quality is fantastic!!!
this was very helpful, thank you for this! I honestly had not even TRIED to film anything with my lil dougie because I knew it sucked, so being able to play with your clip made me see that its not THAT big of deal to process stuff through this... kind of a hassle but not too bad.
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Thank you for the sample footage 🙏 The camera settings for this example are spot on 👍 Really appreciate it a lot. Thanks again and keep coming with great stuff like this 😉
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Sony's site says Catalyst is for Intel based processors only which sucks. Your clip takes about 6 minutes on my mac Mini M1. I was going to sell my Fuji gear and move over to Sony. Not so sure now:(
Bro thanks for this video, i just downloaded the sample which was very useful since i just ordered my ZVe10, but now im comparing rendering times between my gaming pc and my macbook pro. Once again you do not miss with these very well executed informative and wholesome videos. Subbed for life
Why is the life not made do easy as year on year pass by ? Why to go through long procedures ? Why not give stabilisation charging more money with zv e10 , so it will have no problems to be discussed, who makes camera and launches in 2021 & 2022 coming in
Stabilization seems to be one of your major criteria - and that makes sense if you’re vlogging a lot. I recommend looking at Olympus cameras. the EM10 mark iv has excellent stability and is a great camera. it’s video specs aren’t as good as the Sony - but everything’s a trade off
Excellent video. I didn't even know about the trimming feature in Catalyst Browse. Thanks for mentioning that. I knew you'd come through with something fancy.
Hey Mark, the results are amazing! I mean... the hair is amazing so therefore the results are amazing! :) Catalyst browse does definitely work great. New videos should be realistic on my end in the next couple of weeks... excited!
How funny I was just posting on one of your other post asking if anybody had a good tutorial for catalyst browse because I can’t get it to work and then I see this on your page. I got hung up first waiting for a new processor for my computer because I didn’t have enough cores to get the program to work. Now that I’ve got that situated I’m still struggling to how to use the stupid program lol.So you’ve already answered my question now I gotta a watch this!
Thank you for that very helpful introduction to catalyst browse. The first time I've stabilized one of my Sony 10-20mm G videos I seriously thought "WHAT THE FOHK!?!", that looks sooo clean and smooth! Night/day difference! I'm super happy now! Altough I cannot stabilize footage made with my Sony 70-350mm G, as that lens somehow doesn't record gyrodata. I thought you can do this with all Sony G lenses. But it's ok, for tele I'd mostly use OSS and/or tripod anyway... Cheers! 🙂
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis after testing i feel like its more effective for tele (above 70mm) when using lens OSS + stabilize in post with davinci. Turning off lens OSS on a tele gives very shaky footage so catalyst has a hard time and might have to crop significantly to compensate.
Aloha Mark! Huge fan of your videos! I was wondering why you're so funny, and after some digging found out that your comedian haha! I've watched every single video on the Sony ZVE known to man. I bought the camera and sigma lense off your links. I film all my videos on Gopro so it took me a while to learn how to use the ZVE. But I did it and I love the picture, but when it comes to walking and talking, or holding the camera still, I can't hold it steady to save my life. I just followed your tutorial on Catalyst browse, and it took me 3:40 to run a 1 minute clip through it. I also bought the M3 gimbal, but it takes so long to set it up. I can't get it to balance correctly with a mic and sigma lense and am afraid of breaking it by running it unbalanced lol. I was looking at the Nikon Z30 because of it its stabilization, but after watching your video on it compared to the ZVE, it doesn't seem like its much better. Anyway, this past 2 weeks I've been watching all your videos on the ZVE and obsessing over it, but sadly I think I need to return it, and get something with better stabilization. Without needing a gimbal setup. Do you have any recommendations? Or am I spoiled from GoPro, and should continue to use it for my camping, walk n talk videos? Thanks for you time :)
Cameras just aren’t able to do what the GoPro does (unless using catalyst with Sony). So I would stick with the GoPro for ultimate stabilization. Z30, ZV-E10, Canon R10 - all pretty bad. Something like a Panasonic g85 has really good stabilization for a camera - but they autofocus is terrible. The Olympus EM1 mark ii (and iii) is good with stabilization and autofocus, but the video features aren’t amazing. But it does do nice 4K and for vlogs it will likely be one of the best choices. So my advice would be keep the GoPro going or looks at a used Olympus EM1 mark ii with a wide lens
Great Video I just tested a video footage clip using this video and the software is great for stabilization and what it is Thanks for sharing this Video
thera have been some important updates since november 2023, like now some clips have certain cropping amount blocked and it wont let you go lower. Also i found some other weird stuff with some clips. Is there any updated video for this software? i asking you because i have a couple years watching your videos and really like how you explain all this sony stuff. really like your work brother.
One thing I've discovered (which I don't think you note, but apologies if so) is that you can't stabilize clips if you've shot them using the 100 or 120fps options. It only seems to work with the Super35mm flagged ones.
I may not have mentioned that in this - but that is true. You can only stabilize up to 60fps. which, of course is ok and footage slowed down to 100 or 120 is usually very stable regardless.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis I was stupidly just shooting everything at 100fps to have the option of slowing right down, then realised I can't stabilise it haha. p.s. No idea why I used a z last time. I am no north American damnit.
TikTok booty poppin in public lol so glad that's still an option 🤣do you shoot in 24 or 30? I tend to alway go 30 but the zve10 has an extra crop for 30p....
Something has happened recently where my Catalyst Prepare is COMPLETELY different and borderline unusable on Mac. Used to be able to batch export with percentage, now it's completely different. Anyone else having this problem?
Dude, thanks so much for this video. I was shopping around for a gimbal but think I am going to just try this out first with my ZV-1. Gimbals just seem so unreliable from the research I've done. Cheers!
I'm having an issue with Catalyst Browse/Prepare where every OTHER stabilization analyze will crash the software. Super weird and super frustrating to use the program. The results have been good but I wish Sony fine tuned the software and did stuff like batch analyze as well.
Hey Mark. I really appreciate all the great information on the ZV-E10 you put out there. I have a question about how Catalyst Stabilization works. If you brought in squished anamorphic footage (looks like Moment is developing an anamorphic adapter to work with existing lenses, which means if the existing lens has AF, there would be gyro meta data recorded as well) into Catalyst Browse, do you think it'll do a good job of stabilizing it and look normal after unsquishing the anamorphic footage?
As always amazing content Mark. I was going to say coffee, but man I would like to buy you a 🍺. You should set up a tip or buy me a beer account somewhere. 😎. Seriously, your content is amazing and it makes things so easy for us. Thanks again for your help!
Thanks!! I thought about it, UA-cam is supposed to eventually have a “thanks” button where you can tip a creator - but I guess they don’t think I need one yet🤣🤣. I’ll look at the buy me a coffee thing again.
Hi Mark. I’m late to the party with this one and just tried it out. I’ve found that it stabilises really well, but the video bitrate is massively lowered. My clips have dropped from 100 down to 30 something …..
Ahhhh… ok, I’m missing it on the software. Thought something must be wrong. Thanks Mark, I’ll have another look. I think it defaults to a lower bitrate after being newly downloaded or something!
Hi Mark I don't know if you mentioned it before, but today I did a test (video on the way) and I forgot the camera in Airplane Mode because I was using the gimbal last night and surprise surprise, all the video shoot today are without geo that means CB is not able to stabilize because there no metatag. Obviously in Airplane Mode Geo is off as well 😞
Hi Tony, I just tested to double check, but airplane mode on or off does not affect the ability to record the Gyro. If the info did not record, it was because stabilization was on in some way or the connectors had an issue. So if you were using a lens with autofocus, and had all stabilization turned off, and you were recording in 60fps or less, then I would suggest taking off your lens, brush the connectors on the lens and the camera with a camera brush (or use an air blower) and reattach. Then test it out.
YEAHHHHHH!!!! It works -- I do apologize for my bad...in fact I had the SteadyShot in Standard while was supposed to stay in Off...switching and testing so many cameras I need another couple of training hours with the "little dog" :-) Thanks for the help and suggestions as always
great video, but I'm still confused. So, by turning of the Camera's stabilization, you're able to use Catalyst, However, you're Not able to use the Camera's IBIS? So, you're Only able to use one of them?
You can use it with active stabilization. Jut not “lens” stabilization. So if you have a lens with OSS and you use “standard stabilization” the gyro data won’t record
Hey Mark! Thanks for the great video! I really appreciate it! I am new to the videography and have two questions about Catalyst Browse: - You said that you have to turn off all stabilizers. Do I also have to disable the stabilizers in the kit lens (Sony ZV-E10) or can I leave them enabled? - Does the shutter speed have to be exactly 1/200? Should I lock the Shutter Speed at 1/200 throughout for Catalyst Browse to work properly? Thanks in advance!
About the flicker, apart from matching the fps to the venue, I think your shutter speed also has to be a multiple of the fps. This is easy in PAL countries, because every camera has 1/125s. But for NTSC, it gets tricky unless your camera has shutter angle. I am in PAL 50Hz country, so it makes sense to record in 25FPS but there is one venue I record at that has a giant monitor screen on stage that runs at 30FPS (29.97 to be exact) and I can only shoot at 1/60 seconds shutter speed at that place. I tried 1/125 seconds and there was some flickering - not enough to cause an epilepsy but enough to be distracting.
weeeena! gracias! manso dato! Thanks! My Notebook its really slow... but the "cat" file looks incredible! Greetings from Chile (its a country, not an mexican town). :)
I am using M1 MacBook Pro from 2020. Back in June it worked fine, but now I try to stabilize the remaining footage from the previous shot, and it just won't export. I selected the export options, and clicked "OK" on the popup window with the freshly stabilized video selected, but then nothing happens after I hit "OK". No progress bar on the top section of Browse, nothing. Just classic Sony software.
Thanks Mark! Got the ZV-E10 and paired it with Tamron 11-20mm f2.8 after watching your videos. Catalyst browse works great with this combo 👍 I'm thinking of getting Tamron 17-70mm f2.8 that comes with lens vibration compensation "VC", so was thinking whether Catalyst Browse will work fine together with the VC? Thanks!
I’m not sure. Catalyst sometimes works with lens stability and sometimes not. but honestly, if you are using catalyst browse, the lens stabilization won’t make a difference even if it works. I find it’s best to turn off all stabilization and let the gyro data work.
Hi Mark, I would like to ask you a question because I have just purchased a Sony ZV-E10 camera and I use "Catalyst Browse" to do my color correction. I downloaded my video files directly to my iMac's hard drive and did the color processing without difficulty. The problem is that when I do "EXPORT", my new video file created does not take into account the added effects? Does the camera have to be connected to the computer for this to work? I even clicked on "TRANSCODE SETTINGS", and it doesn't take anything into account in the export... do you have any idea? Thank you for your help. DRJ
ZV-E10 or iPhone 13 pro max, I am thinking of going to a camera from my iPhone for my channel. My videos are mostly of beaches in Spain not blogging. Thanks Barry
I’m a fan of cameras, but they can be a fair amount of work and for your channel where you’re showing beaches in the bright sun - the iPhone will probably be better. great stabilization and great video and you won’t have to worry about things like ND filters and post stabilization or gimbals. Plus, the zv-e10 is not weather-sealed so it can’t get wet and blowing sand can also be a big problem. I would go with the IPhone 13 Pro or Pro Max.
Hi Mark, Thank you so much for this video - it was REALLY helpful! Quick q's -Have you tried out the new Zhiyun Crane 3 and if so, do you think it would hold up the Sigma 16mm lens? -What lens would you recommend to get a fisheye look that most UA-camrs have when they film? Thank you!
Thanks!! The Crane M3 is arriving tomorrow for testing. But it will definitely hold up with the ZV-E10 and the Sigma 16mm. I would recommend the Tamron 11-20 f2.8 for a wide field of view. The UA-camrs don’t use true fish-eye lens they just use a wide lens. A fisheye is more circular and not a great look for vlogging, in my opinion.
this was very helpful, thank you very much for putting it together. I do have a question. I follow your instructions on how to save the file to the T. In CB they changes are saved and after renaming it I can see that everything saved correctly. However when i click on the file to play in Quicktime the changes are not there. Just FYI I'm making the clips to upload to Instagram and YouTub. What am i missing ? Thanks for your help!
Hi Mark, I appreciate this video. I've been stabilizing footage from the Sony ZV-1F for HOURS from a hiking vlog I did today. I did buy the Sony ZV-1F after thinking it would be a good vlogging / b-roll camera, but this experience is kinda making me wonder if I made a mistake. Should I have bought an action camera instead? I haven't even gotten into the edit yet. I did download the Catalyst Prepare trial, but even in that you can't batch analyze the footage (unless I'm missing something...).
you can batch stabilize the footage in catalyst prepare. You just tick the number of files you want before export. I will say for a hiking vlog a GoPro (or DJI) would probably be the best thing. The footage will already be super smooth and they are designed for that type of thing.
Thanks for this ... is there a list of supported cameras anywhere I couldn't find one...Though I think the video basically convinced me to buy a gimbal.
hey thank you for the videos, catchy and clear. can you please make a video about final cut? and a question- is it ok to work with final cut while working with more editors that using premier?
Hey, Mark! Quick question. I am shooting with my zve10 and when I loaded up catalyst browse, only some of my clips had the stabilization option. It wasn't an option for my 120 slow mo footage... have you experienced that before?
![FAQ: How to Use Gyro Stabilization for Perfectly Stabilized Video Footage [Gyroflow Free Plugin]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EzbjMGh89-o/mqdefault.jpg)
**Note: TURN OFF all stabilization in camera when using Catalyst Browse
just wanna ask after stabilize my video in catalyst browse can I use my stabilize video to premiere pro to my work flow instead using warp stabilizer?
Hi Mark! So both Steady Shots (3rd and 5th pages of second settings card) have to be turned off? Or is there anything else to disable?
@@adapopowicz7585 Just the one on the third page is necessary - that’s for video. It’ll be quicker if you use the Fn button on the back of your camera. Click that and you’ll see stabilization in bottom left corner of the screen (if you’re using the ZV-E10)
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Thank you! Turned off and ready to go!
yup forgot to do that with my test footage still came out quite well gonna do another test run with image stabilization off
Finally - a clear and concise tutorial on how to use this software. I feel like I never get a straight answer from others but you sir, do it every time. Thank you!!
Thanks!! I try, my man. I try 🤣🤣
I was at the museum filming my two young kids running around. Saw somebody else using another camera brand filming his kids with a gimbal. I respect his dedication but for me, I whip out my A7IV or ZV1, film the kids and their mayhem without a worry in the world, come home, and stabilise my videos in catalyst browse. My wife thinks they look epic with the smooth buttery gimbal like results. Thanks Mark for your great videos!
catalyst browse is a definite advantage
This is so much information and entertainment at the same time. Thanks for being you Mark!🙏🏼
I appreciate that!
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Yeah you're a G bud 😎👊
Who else got a ZV-E10 and is doing a crash course by watching Mark's Channel?? haha 😂 #ZVE10GOD
🤣🤣
Nice overview of the the software. Like you mentioned, having to raise the shutter speed that high to use the software correctly will definitely require good lighting. Always entertaining to watch.
Appreciate it 👍👍
I love your content so much plus you holding a beer and talking to us remove all the protocol habits and just feel like a passionate bro is sharing a tip with another !
I appreciate that - that’s how I feel about it too - just hanging out!!
Love this software and I will understand it even better in a few minutes thanks to you!
This is exactly what I needed to know about catalyst browse. Only note is I had to restart the computer after installing cause catalyst was using wingdings has its language of choice.
New to this camera... and like... using a camera in general... this is insane how well it works. Thanks for making me aware of the software, and for showing the tutorial. You just saved a bunch of stuff I had shot!
Glad it was helpful!!
I've been looking for a comparison of Final Cut Pro vs Catalyst Browse and you, sir, made my wish come true! Thanks for that! I'm now convinced to use Catalyst Browse.... until I get a gimbal😏
It is quite fantastic
One pretty significant issue with Catalyst Browse is it strips the EXIF data. Thank you for the videos, they're great!
Thanks so much for a thorough overview and tutorial on how to use this software.
I have an A7C and tested Catalyst Browse vs Davinci Resolve stabilization on a number of walking and talking vlog videos. Catalyst Browse has better stabilization thanks to the gyro data and I think it's pretty amazing, but, I feel like the Resolve stabilization is 80-90% similar, while also having a much faster workflow. I do notice some wobbly corners with Resolve's stabilizer, but for a vlog style video, no one's really going to notice. It's awesome we have this option from Sony, though!
A small gimbal like the Crane M2 is perfect with the ZV-E10. No crop, no need to fiddle with frame-rates. No artifacts in video.
I have the Crane M1 and you’re right - I just hate carrying a gimbal 🤣🤣
Rendered my first video, even though this one is a year old. Thanks so much for all your insight.
You are the best reviewer, and naturally very entertaining
Thanks!!
While I found the first half of the video informative and helpful, I thoroughly enjoyed when you got on the computer. You're very funny and I enjoyed your more off the cuff style! Thanks for the video, definitely subscribing.
I appreciate that!!
I've been playing with Catalyst Browse (per your spot-on guidance and tutorial) and I gotta say, it's a pretty slick tool. I found it incredibly simple and most definitely has its place in my list of options for various applications. Thanks Mark.
Yes - I think if more people tried it - I think they’d like it
That was very helpful, clear and straight to the point! Thank you so much!
You're the best!
Just got my zv-e10. And I learned a lot from you.
THANK YOU! I am a new subscriber from Switzerland and I love your videos, your humor, your style, your professionalism! Thanks to your videos, I got the sony zve10 and I'm starting to test and play with it a bit by watching your videos.
You are so professional, you should do a special zve10 course online. Anyway, I would buy it! Thanks again for all the quality sharing and I can only tell you that your image quality is fantastic!!!
ha - I AM working on a ZV-E10 course. At least I know one person will watch it 🤣
I would too 🙋🏽♀️
Sony should hire someone for naming their products. They’re really good at everything but nomenclature.
😂👍
You nailed it.
this was very helpful, thank you for this! I honestly had not even TRIED to film anything with my lil dougie because I knew it sucked, so being able to play with your clip made me see that its not THAT big of deal to process stuff through this... kind of a hassle but not too bad.
Thank you for the sample footage 🙏 The camera settings for this example are spot on 👍 Really appreciate it a lot. Thanks again and keep coming with great stuff like this 😉
You're welcome!! Glad it was of use.
Thanks for the sample video to test Catalyst Browse with. It took about 4 minutes to render on an Apple M1 Mac Studio w/ 32 GB RAM.
Thanks for the info!!
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Sony's site says Catalyst is for Intel based processors only which sucks. Your clip takes about 6 minutes on my mac Mini M1. I was going to sell my Fuji gear and move over to Sony. Not so sure now:(
Thank you so much for doing this tutorial, today I was just discussing this with my friend. Awesome work, keep it up.
You're very welcome!! 👍
Thanks man I want to skip buying a gimbal so this is very helpful
"Your booty will never look smoother than with Catalyst Browse". Exceptional commentary 😂
Just watching this again because I should.
Footage pieces. Love that term. Using it forever.
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the very best I've seen on how to use catalyst browse ! great video
Thanks - I appreciate that!!
Mark, you are such a life saver! I wouuhabe needed to film everything again ❤❤❤ and on top you’re stupidlufunny😂
Love goes out!❤
Bro thanks for this video, i just downloaded the sample which was very useful since i just ordered my ZVe10, but now im comparing rendering times between my gaming pc and my macbook pro. Once again you do not miss with these very well executed informative and wholesome videos. Subbed for life
Awesome - thanks!!
Why is the life not made do easy as year on year pass by ? Why to go through long procedures ? Why not give stabilisation charging more money with zv e10 , so it will have no problems to be discussed, who makes camera and launches in 2021 & 2022 coming in
Stabilization seems to be one of your major criteria - and that makes sense if you’re vlogging a lot. I recommend looking at Olympus cameras. the EM10 mark iv has excellent stability and is a great camera. it’s video specs aren’t as good as the Sony - but everything’s a trade off
The only usefu video about this subject that I found, and I like your style. Subscribed. Thanks!
Awesome, thank you!
Mark, this is so helpful! Thank you so much for explaining how Catalyst Browse works.
Glad it was useful!!
thanks! for this. I kept thinking catalyst browse was something really complicated until now.. lol
Yeah - to stabilize the footage, there’s nothing to it.
Just got the ZV-E10!! I can’t wait to play with it!!!
It’s so good
Awesome Video Mark! Really appreciate this alot! Saved to one of my playlist of learning!
This videos are awesome 🦍🤘🏽
thanks
Thank you for your quick reply 👍
Excellent video. I didn't even know about the trimming feature in Catalyst Browse. Thanks for mentioning that. I knew you'd come through with something fancy.
I’m a fancy boy!!
Hey Mark, the results are amazing! I mean... the hair is amazing so therefore the results are amazing! :)
Catalyst browse does definitely work great. New videos should be realistic on my end in the next couple of weeks... excited!
I’ll be watching - I’ll tie my hair back to be able to see!! 🤣
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis I've got a look for radio man, probably better to keep the hair in the way haha
I just picked up the a7c a couple of weeks ago. Thanks for the video!!!
Good choice!
How funny I was just posting on one of your other post asking if anybody had a good tutorial for catalyst browse because I can’t get it to work and then I see this on your page. I got hung up first waiting for a new processor for my computer because I didn’t have enough cores to get the program to work. Now that I’ve got that situated I’m still struggling to how to use the stupid program lol.So you’ve already answered my question now I gotta a watch this!
Make sure you turn all stabilization in camera OFF before recording.
You're great man! you deserve more subscribers!
I appreciate that!
Nice overview for sure and great quality video.
Thanks!!
I'm going to use your 1 min clip in all my videos just to pad the runtimes. it won't make any sense, but that's perfect 🎬
I want my face on an amp!!
Nice info! Gonna try catalyst browse first
Thanks!
Thank you for that very helpful introduction to catalyst browse. The first time I've stabilized one of my Sony 10-20mm G videos I seriously thought "WHAT THE FOHK!?!", that looks sooo clean and smooth! Night/day difference! I'm super happy now!
Altough I cannot stabilize footage made with my Sony 70-350mm G, as that lens somehow doesn't record gyrodata. I thought you can do this with all Sony G lenses. But it's ok, for tele I'd mostly use OSS and/or tripod anyway... Cheers! 🙂
You have to turn off the stabilization - if you have lens stabilization on (or standard stabilization in the camera) the gyro data will not record
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis after testing i feel like its more effective for tele (above 70mm) when using lens OSS + stabilize in post with davinci.
Turning off lens OSS on a tele gives very shaky footage so catalyst has a hard time and might have to crop significantly to compensate.
Aloha Mark!
Huge fan of your videos! I was wondering why you're so funny, and after some digging found out that your comedian haha! I've watched every single video on the Sony ZVE known to man. I bought the camera and sigma lense off your links. I film all my videos on Gopro so it took me a while to learn how to use the ZVE. But I did it and I love the picture, but when it comes to walking and talking, or holding the camera still, I can't hold it steady to save my life. I just followed your tutorial on Catalyst browse, and it took me 3:40 to run a 1 minute clip through it. I also bought the M3 gimbal, but it takes so long to set it up. I can't get it to balance correctly with a mic and sigma lense and am afraid of breaking it by running it unbalanced lol.
I was looking at the Nikon Z30 because of it its stabilization, but after watching your video on it compared to the ZVE, it doesn't seem like its much better.
Anyway, this past 2 weeks I've been watching all your videos on the ZVE and obsessing over it, but sadly I think I need to return it, and get something with better stabilization. Without needing a gimbal setup.
Do you have any recommendations?
Or am I spoiled from GoPro, and should continue to use it for my camping, walk n talk videos?
Thanks for you time :)
Cameras just aren’t able to do what the GoPro does (unless using catalyst with Sony). So I would stick with the GoPro for ultimate stabilization. Z30, ZV-E10, Canon R10 - all pretty bad. Something like a Panasonic g85 has really good stabilization for a camera - but they autofocus is terrible. The Olympus EM1 mark ii (and iii) is good with stabilization and autofocus, but the video features aren’t amazing. But it does do nice 4K and for vlogs it will likely be one of the best choices. So my advice would be keep the GoPro going or looks at a used Olympus EM1 mark ii with a wide lens
I’ll be testing out the Fuji XS-10 this week too
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Thanks for the speedy reply!
Great Video I just tested a video footage clip using this video and the software is great for stabilization and what it is Thanks for sharing this Video
thera have been some important updates since november 2023, like now some clips have certain cropping amount blocked and it wont let you go lower. Also i found some other weird stuff with some clips. Is there any updated video for this software? i asking you because i have a couple years watching your videos and really like how you explain all this sony stuff. really like your work brother.
One thing I've discovered (which I don't think you note, but apologies if so) is that you can't stabilize clips if you've shot them using the 100 or 120fps options. It only seems to work with the Super35mm flagged ones.
I may not have mentioned that in this - but that is true. You can only stabilize up to 60fps. which, of course is ok and footage slowed down to 100 or 120 is usually very stable regardless.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis I was stupidly just shooting everything at 100fps to have the option of slowing right down, then realised I can't stabilise it haha. p.s. No idea why I used a z last time. I am no north American damnit.
@@StephenMcLeod I shouldn’t be using “z” either. In Canada we’re supposed to do it the British way. But most of my audience is from the US 🤣
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Ditto. Mostly American, and 99% male.
@@StephenMcLeod haha - yup!!
TikTok booty poppin in public lol so glad that's still an option 🤣do you shoot in 24 or 30? I tend to alway go 30 but the zve10 has an extra crop for 30p....
always 24 for me - I'm just used to it.
GREAT VIDEO..... 💪🏼
thats advanced and very useful, thanks!
Thank you, this was helpful
Oh wow
This video will help me in my ZV1 stabilization.
It’s so great that the ZV1 has the gyro data too. 👍👍
Nice and early - Ok back to my editing
Something has happened recently where my Catalyst Prepare is COMPLETELY different and borderline unusable on Mac. Used to be able to batch export with percentage, now it's completely different. Anyone else having this problem?
Hey Mark, Thank you for the tutorial!
You’re welcome!!
Dude, thanks so much for this video. I was shopping around for a gimbal but think I am going to just try this out first with my ZV-1. Gimbals just seem so unreliable from the research I've done. Cheers!
If you check out my latest video - it’s all about the ZV1 and catalyst browse ua-cam.com/video/p5JRxtMG6v4/v-deo.html
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Beautiful. Watching it now, thank you!
nice videos man!
I'm having an issue with Catalyst Browse/Prepare where every OTHER stabilization analyze will crash the software. Super weird and super frustrating to use the program. The results have been good but I wish Sony fine tuned the software and did stuff like batch analyze as well.
Hey Mark. I really appreciate all the great information on the ZV-E10 you put out there. I have a question about how Catalyst Stabilization works. If you brought in squished anamorphic footage (looks like Moment is developing an anamorphic adapter to work with existing lenses, which means if the existing lens has AF, there would be gyro meta data recorded as well) into Catalyst Browse, do you think it'll do a good job of stabilizing it and look normal after unsquishing the anamorphic footage?
Thanks, awesome, Subscribed!
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As always amazing content Mark. I was going to say coffee, but man I would like to buy you a 🍺. You should set up a tip or buy me a beer account somewhere. 😎. Seriously, your content is amazing and it makes things so easy for us. Thanks again for your help!
Thanks!! I thought about it, UA-cam is supposed to eventually have a “thanks” button where you can tip a creator - but I guess they don’t think I need one yet🤣🤣. I’ll look at the buy me a coffee thing again.
thank you a lot, very infromative video
Hi Mark. I’m late to the party with this one and just tried it out. I’ve found that it stabilises really well, but the video bitrate is massively lowered. My clips have dropped from 100 down to 30 something …..
you can change the settings in catalyst to render at 100 mbps
Ahhhh… ok, I’m missing it on the software. Thought something must be wrong. Thanks Mark, I’ll have another look. I think it defaults to a lower bitrate after being newly downloaded or something!
Hi Mark I don't know if you mentioned it before, but today I did a test (video on the way) and I forgot the camera in Airplane Mode because I was using the gimbal last night and surprise surprise, all the video shoot today are without geo that means CB is not able to stabilize because there no metatag. Obviously in Airplane Mode Geo is off as well 😞
Hi Tony, I just tested to double check, but airplane mode on or off does not affect the ability to record the Gyro. If the info did not record, it was because stabilization was on in some way or the connectors had an issue. So if you were using a lens with autofocus, and had all stabilization turned off, and you were recording in 60fps or less, then I would suggest taking off your lens, brush the connectors on the lens and the camera with a camera brush (or use an air blower) and reattach. Then test it out.
Also, which camera were you using?
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis thank you Mark I will give a shot again tonight I found it weird but I will keep you posted
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis the Sony zve10
YEAHHHHHH!!!! It works -- I do apologize for my bad...in fact I had the SteadyShot in Standard while was supposed to stay in Off...switching and testing so many cameras I need another couple of training hours with the "little dog" :-) Thanks for the help and suggestions as always
❤️❤️u give so much good info !the lense that come with the zve10 is it manual or ?
Thanks!! The lens that comes with the ZV-E10 is fully compatible - it’s an autofocus lens and will work with Catalyst Browse
love it , thanks
great video, but I'm still confused. So, by turning of the Camera's stabilization, you're able to use Catalyst, However, you're Not able to use the Camera's IBIS? So, you're Only able to use one of them?
You can use it with active stabilization. Jut not “lens” stabilization. So if you have a lens with OSS and you use “standard stabilization” the gyro data won’t record
Hey Mark! Thanks for the great video! I really appreciate it!
I am new to the videography and have two questions about Catalyst Browse:
- You said that you have to turn off all stabilizers. Do I also have to disable the stabilizers in the kit lens (Sony ZV-E10) or can I leave them enabled?
- Does the shutter speed have to be exactly 1/200? Should I lock the Shutter Speed at 1/200 throughout for Catalyst Browse to work properly?
Thanks in advance!
Thank you! Super helpful
Glad it was helpful!
thank you so much bro
Which beer brand are you sponsored by?
if only…
About the flicker, apart from matching the fps to the venue, I think your shutter speed also has to be a multiple of the fps. This is easy in PAL countries, because every camera has 1/125s. But for NTSC, it gets tricky unless your camera has shutter angle. I am in PAL 50Hz country, so it makes sense to record in 25FPS but there is one venue I record at that has a giant monitor screen on stage that runs at 30FPS (29.97 to be exact) and I can only shoot at 1/60 seconds shutter speed at that place. I tried 1/125 seconds and there was some flickering - not enough to cause an epilepsy but enough to be distracting.
weeeena! gracias! manso dato! Thanks! My Notebook its really slow... but the "cat" file looks incredible! Greetings from Chile (its a country, not an mexican town). :)
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I am using M1 MacBook Pro from 2020. Back in June it worked fine, but now I try to stabilize the remaining footage from the previous shot, and it just won't export. I selected the export options, and clicked "OK" on the popup window with the freshly stabilized video selected, but then nothing happens after I hit "OK". No progress bar on the top section of Browse, nothing. Just classic Sony software.
I’m having the exact same issue with my 2017 iMac running macOS 13.1. Were you able to resolve this?
sam here!! i just installed it but the export button doesn't work for me either!
love the apple Juice
Excellent. Thank you.
Just commenting for that algorithm
writing back for the algorithm- and to say thanks!!
Thanks Mark! Got the ZV-E10 and paired it with Tamron 11-20mm f2.8 after watching your videos. Catalyst browse works great with this combo 👍 I'm thinking of getting Tamron 17-70mm f2.8 that comes with lens vibration compensation "VC", so was thinking whether Catalyst Browse will work fine together with the VC? Thanks!
I’m not sure. Catalyst sometimes works with lens stability and sometimes not. but honestly, if you are using catalyst browse, the lens stabilization won’t make a difference even if it works. I find it’s best to turn off all stabilization and let the gyro data work.
Hai thanks for the video. Want to ask how long does it take to render 5 minute video using catalyst browse?
it depends on your computer, but that would take 15 mins on my computer (2019 iMac)
Hi Mark,
I would like to ask you a question because I have just purchased a Sony ZV-E10 camera and I use "Catalyst Browse" to do my color correction.
I downloaded my video files directly to my iMac's hard drive and did the color processing without difficulty.
The problem is that when I do "EXPORT", my new video file created does not take into account the added effects?
Does the camera have to be connected to the computer for this to work?
I even clicked on "TRANSCODE SETTINGS", and it doesn't take anything into account in the export... do you have any idea?
Thank you for your help.
DRJ
well done!
"She doesn't look like she's in Saving Private Ryan" led to the sub.
haha!!
ZV-E10 or iPhone 13 pro max, I am thinking of going to a camera from my iPhone for my channel. My videos are mostly of beaches in Spain not blogging. Thanks Barry
I’m a fan of cameras, but they can be a fair amount of work and for your channel where you’re showing beaches in the bright sun - the iPhone will probably be better. great stabilization and great video and you won’t have to worry about things like ND filters and post stabilization or gimbals. Plus, the zv-e10 is not weather-sealed so it can’t get wet and blowing sand can also be a big problem. I would go with the IPhone 13 Pro or Pro Max.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis thanks for such a swift reply.
great video!
Thanks!
I wasn't expecting this video to make me thirsty!
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Hi Mark,
Thank you so much for this video - it was REALLY helpful!
Quick q's
-Have you tried out the new Zhiyun Crane 3 and if so, do you think it would hold up the Sigma 16mm lens?
-What lens would you recommend to get a fisheye look that most UA-camrs have when they film?
Thank you!
Thanks!! The Crane M3 is arriving tomorrow for testing. But it will definitely hold up with the ZV-E10 and the Sigma 16mm. I would recommend the Tamron 11-20 f2.8 for a wide field of view. The UA-camrs don’t use true fish-eye lens they just use a wide lens. A fisheye is more circular and not a great look for vlogging, in my opinion.
your videos are awsome
Thanks!!
this was very helpful, thank you very much for putting it together. I do have a question. I follow your instructions on how to save the file to the T. In CB they changes are saved and after renaming it I can see that everything saved correctly. However when i click on the file to play in Quicktime the changes are not there. Just FYI I'm making the clips to upload to Instagram and YouTub. What am i missing ? Thanks for your help!
Meditation on the camera lens🤣 try it...see how many views you get
Great video btw
Would you consider trying out Gyroflow and making a comparison video to catalyst browse?
yes - I will try to make this video
Hi Mark, I appreciate this video. I've been stabilizing footage from the Sony ZV-1F for HOURS from a hiking vlog I did today. I did buy the Sony ZV-1F after thinking it would be a good vlogging / b-roll camera, but this experience is kinda making me wonder if I made a mistake. Should I have bought an action camera instead? I haven't even gotten into the edit yet. I did download the Catalyst Prepare trial, but even in that you can't batch analyze the footage (unless I'm missing something...).
you can batch stabilize the footage in catalyst prepare. You just tick the number of files you want before export. I will say for a hiking vlog a GoPro (or DJI) would probably be the best thing. The footage will already be super smooth and they are designed for that type of thing.
Thanks for this ... is there a list of supported cameras anywhere I couldn't find one...Though I think the video basically convinced me to buy a gimbal.
RXOii, Zv-e10, A7C, A7iv, A7Siii, FX3
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis #rockstar
@@JohnJBloomfield Forgot ZV1
hey thank you for the videos, catchy and clear. can you please make a video about final cut?
and a question- is it ok to work with final cut while working with more editors that using premier?
you can use final cut with premiere editors, but the workflow isn’t as easy if all of you are collaborating
Hey, Mark! Quick question. I am shooting with my zve10 and when I loaded up catalyst browse, only some of my clips had the stabilization option. It wasn't an option for my 120 slow mo footage... have you experienced that before?