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How to Stabilize your Blackmagic 6K Pro Camera footage with gyro data in 60 seconds!

I put this together because I felt like most people want to get to the point as quickly as possible. So now you watched the video but want to understand why we broke some rules…here we go! 1. First load software revision 7.9 or later on your camera. 2. Next Load Davinci Resolve 18.1 (it’s actually 18.0 change 5, but why skip all of the coolness in 18.1?). 3. Make sure you are recording in BRAW…sorry Pro-res. 4. Add Lens data if it is missing. You just need the Focal Length. If the lens talks to the camera, you’re great! If not…you have to add it manually. And if you have a manual zoom, well…then you have to add the current mm setting. And if you added a speed booster, you guessed it…you have to update the mm setting to include that measurement. The reason is because this is how Davinci transposes the gyro data. It needs to understand how to shift the sensor data through the window you are using. Tell the camera the wrong size window and it won’t like you…or just give you horrible results. 5. Change your shutter to 75-90 degrees to reduce motion blur. Abandon the 180 rule?! - Sadly yes in most cases if you are using hand held shots and want to use the gyro data to stabilize. Changing your shutter to 75-90 degrees will reduce the motion blur, but feel free to experiment closer to the typical cinematic 180 degree rule. Remember that you can add back in motion blur with Davinci Resolve if the shot is missing the realistic feel you need for the shot. 6. Turn on your frame guide to a minimum of 90% to prepare for the crop. The Frame guide will help protect the footage you want to keep. If you use a strength of 1 for every single stabilized shot then you’ll want to move this to 75%. 7. Take some sweet shots keeping your shot in the 90% frame. 8. Drop the clip into the Davinci Resolve timeline. In the Inspector Tab: 9. Stabilization - Mode - drop down menu - select ‘Camera Gyro’ 10. Select a recommended strength of 0.6 to 0.8, but a maximum of 1 if absolutely necessary. The higher the number, the more the crop 11. Select ‘Stabilize.’ NOTE: Cats not included. 12. Enjoy making movie cinema history! ============================= My Instagram - @charles__nick ============================= Gear Used to Make This Video: ============================= EDITING SETUP —————————————————— Apple 16” MacBook Pro M1 Max Davinci Resolve Speed Editor LG 27UN850-W 27 Inch Ultrafine UHD Bose Companion 2 Series II - old school, but I love them FILMING SETUP —————————————————— CAMERAS - Canon M50, Panasonic S5, Blackmagic 6k Pro CAMERA MONITOR: Andycine C7 4K MIC: Rode Video Mic Pro+ LENS on Canon M50: Canon EFS 18-55mm, F4-5.6 LENS on Panasonic S5: S-S50, 50mm F1.8 LENS on Blackmagic 6K pro: Sigma Art 18-35mm F1.8 KEY LIGHT: Amaran 200d, 200W FILL LIGHT: NL 660, 40W RING LIGHT: Weeylite WE-10 - love this RGB light for the $ SHOULDER LIGHT: Came TV-Pro 300W QUESTION? - If you have any questions please comment below and I will do my best to answer it and or make a video on it :) CONTACT ME: [email protected] This video is a Jett Radio Records production. This video represents my personal opinion and is not sponsored or paid for by any brand or person.