If you select Stabilize, Crop, Auto-Scale, Premiere will scale the footage to take out the bars. In addition to stabilization, it also crops the footage to get a more stable effect yet doesn’t scale the footage to hide the crop. The Stabilize, Crop option can cause even more pronounced black bars. Unfortunately, Premiere doesn’t scale the video to take them out, so you’ll still see them. If you have the Stabilize Only option selected, it’s the likeliest reason behind the black bars. However, if you notice black bars around your video, go to the Framing section to make adjustments. When using Warp stabilizer, Premiere will alter the borders of your video by cropping them to achieve better stabilization. You can check off Preserve Scale, but it may cause the video to look off. Sometimes, using a specific Method will alter the scale of footage to get a better result. The Preserve Scale check box underneath Method will retain the scale of your original footage. If you try all the methods available and the video clip still looks like this, it may be too shaky to save. For instance, when using Warp Stabilization, you don’t want a video that, while looking smoother, still has too much movement and distracts from the subject. The Subspace Warp method stabilizes only parts of the video that it analyzes to be shaky to make the whole video more uniform.īy selecting the correct method for your clip, you’ll get a more natural-looking effect. The Perspective method will corner pin the frame of your video to stabilize the tracking of the shot.

The Position, Scale, and Rotation method uses data from all three of these to stabilize your clip. The Position method uses only position data within your video to stabilize it.

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