I used “Rectified Sine” in the above video, which was appropriate and to my taste for this particular video.

Pan and Tilt amplitudes unders “ Shake Levels“Ĭhange the “Motion” method to “Sine”, “Rectified Sine”, “Rectified Sine(Invert)“.

Play with different settings to change the motion, speed, and blur of the camera shake like: This should instantly introduce a camera shake into your footage.įor further fine-tuning, click on the clip in the timeline and then click on the “Inspector” tab > “Effects” > “Open FX” > “Camera Shake”.

Now drag and drop this effect onto the video clip.

If there are no results displayed, then make sure you click on the “Effects” button to see the effect listed in the search.)

(Alternatively, you can also click on the search bar and search for “Camera Shake”.

Click on “Open FX” > “Filters” > scroll down till you see “Resolve FX Transform” > “Camera Shake”.Now click on the “ Effects Library” tab (next to the “Media Pool”).( This step is crucial because, while adding effects the right clip needs to be selected, or accidentally you might end up adding effects to the wrong clip) Click your desired video clip in the timeline.Create a timeline (if not already) and drop your video clips on it.Then import your footages by pressing “Ctrl + i” (or “Cmd + i”).Under the “ Edit” page, click on the “ Media Pool” tab from the top left corner.Create a new project (or open an already existing one).How to Add Camera Shake in DaVinci Resolve Quickly? (In the video above, you can see the markers I placed, which helps me add effects precisely matching the beats of the music.) Having markers placed in the timeline makes your job easier – to add effects.

Then mark your timeline with markers (by pressing “M”) wherever you would like to see the shake effect (like camera/earthquake shake or bass shake).

The next step is to determine the exact location on your video clip where you want the shake effect (if you want the effect on the entire clip, this is unnecessary).Īnother vital thing to keep in mind – if you’re looking to add effects to your music video or match your effect to a unique sound like a high point in your music (typically bass sound), then you need to have the music added to your timeline underneath your video, before adding effects. The first step is to determine if you want the shake effect applied to the entire clip or part of the clip. Things to Keep in Mind Before Adding Shake Effects in DaVinci Resolve

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