I use Premier Pro as a software and haven’t added any extra stabilization. I think there might be 2 reasons why your video appears shaky: low light can cause it and it also it depends what you mount your camera on. Also I would check your camera settings for ISO and shutter speed. Shutter speed should be on auto but ISO will depend on the light condition.
I want to like this video, reasonable quality BUT, do we really have to stop at red lights?? So irritating, when they could be edited out, it just interrupts the workout aaaarrrgghhh !
The reason is that those stops provide an opportunity for the viewers to look around. I had this request from others before so I didn’t edit it on purpose.
![Friday Night Walk in Downtown Toronto (Narrated) on July 17, 2020 [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pZcKpivKu5Y/mqdefault.jpg)
It's a very smooth movement.
Thank you!
Nice
Century 21, Toronto
What is your camera using?
It’s a GoPro Max.
@@YashNico It's the same as me. My video has a lot of shaking. Is it a difference in editing software?
I use Premier Pro as a software and haven’t added any extra stabilization. I think there might be 2 reasons why your video appears shaky: low light can cause it and it also it depends what you mount your camera on.
Also I would check your camera settings for ISO and shutter speed. Shutter speed should be on auto but ISO will depend on the light condition.
@@YashNico So that's it. Thank you very much ^^
I want to like this video, reasonable quality BUT, do we really have to stop at red lights?? So irritating, when they could be edited out, it just interrupts the workout aaaarrrgghhh !
The reason is that those stops provide an opportunity for the viewers to look around. I had this request from others before so I didn’t edit it on purpose.
@@YashNico fair enough, I wasn’t using it for the views personally - but thanks anyway 👍