Nicolas Hanson April 24, 2018 Share April 24, 2018 I'm trying the new stabilizer in Davinci Resolve 15, and it seems like it's stripped for manual controls? By simply pressing the analyze button, waiting for it to automatically provide a solution feels like pressing the auto-color button. Any tips on how to achieve better or customized results with it? Link to comment Share on other sites
Bruno Mansi April 25, 2018 Share April 25, 2018 Yes, I noticed this. There's cropping ratio and smoothing settings (as well as camera lock and zoom options) but there seems no way to set a tracking point. You can always go back to using the classic tracker, as it's now an option in the drop-down menu. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites
Tom Evans April 30, 2018 Share April 30, 2018 I don't understand what they are thinking... One core feature in stabilizing is to be able to manually add and remove tracking points. That option is like Bruno says only available in the classic stabilizer. It can be a slow process but it's worth the effort most times. Personally, I tend to go to After Effects' warp stabilizer as it often gives more pleasing results. Link to comment Share on other sites
