Motion Tracking in Nuke - Part 4 - How to stabilize footage in Nuke | Nuke Tutorial @creativetap7346
Motion Tracking in Nuke - Part 4 - How to stabilize footage in Nuke | Nuke Tutorial  @creativetap7346
Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
In this lesson I will show you how to stablise footage in Nuke with the tracker node. The footage we will be stabilizing is a difficult track so we will look at what can be done to help lower the error of the track.

Project Footage: Inside car - Video by Rholdan Ortiz from Pexels
pexels.com/video/man-driving-a-car-at-night-3554563


00:07 Project Overview
01:19 Preparing the footage
01:41 Analysing the footage
03:58 Tracking our first point
06.23 Using the graph editor to mprove our track
08:47 Checking our first tracker
09:50 Tracking our second point
12:37 Correcting track 2
17:36 Applying our tracking data to stabilise the shot
18:48 Finishing touches (scaling our footage to solve the missing edges)

Music for intro and outro provided by bensound.com

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