New Features With YouTube Editor - Stabillizer And 3D Video Creator

Sometime back the YouTube Team launched the #-Link-Snipped-# and it was cloud based. Since that launch, users have given a huge response to the editing facility. Thousands of videos have been published using the YouTube Video Editor and they have been constantly adding new features to the tool. For instance: Video and shape transitions, increased clips up to 17, video rotation facility i.e. from portrait to landscape, audio mixing and other effects.

#-Link-Snipped-#Now YouTube Video Editor has got two cool new features. First is called Stabilizer. We all have problems with taking shake-free videos. These kind of videos taken by shaking hands are very hard to watch and jittery. To repair this, the YouTube Team has mimicked certain cinematographic principles by automatically determining the best camera path for you through a unified optimization technique. In simple words, YouTube will smooth-en the videos for you and the facility is just a click away.

All that you have to do is, upload the video to YouTube, launch the YouTube video editor and click on the Effects button. YouTube shows a real-time preview of how the video might look like after the stabilization. If you think it's perfect, just save it.

Second new feature is 3D Video Creator. When YouTube first launched this tool, it needed side-by-side compositing for 3D uploads and it was unavailable in free editing tools. Though users could film using a pair of cameras, the 3D feature was still out of reach. This was irritating for many.

If you've used a pair of cameras to capture stereographic video, but need the two streams to be synchronized and laid out and it has to be in a way that is compatible with YouTube's 3D feature, YouTube's tool is just right for you. Do try it out #-Link-Snipped-#.