<p>Resolve has pretty good <a href="https://www.learncolorgrading.com/the-3-different-modes-of-stabilization-in-davinci-resolve/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">stabilisation tools</a>. Blender is more about 3D work and has a steeper learning curve in my opinion. Haven't used the other two.</p>

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<p>I shoot at 30 fps using iPhone 11 Pro and a gimbal (I can't upgrade for now). I still have some stability issues and the video gets a little choppy. So what is the best FOSS video editor to solve this cos there're just toooo many of them - Resolve, Shotcut, Olive, Blender, etc.</p>
<p>I currently use Filmora and I wanna change. So, something not too complicated is appreciated. Thx guys!</p>

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What free video editor is best to stabilize video and fix choppy ones?
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# What free video editor is best to stabilize video and fix choppy ones?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-10-23)

I shoot at 30 fps using iPhone 11 Pro and a gimbal (I can't upgrade for now). I still have some stability issues and the video gets a little choppy. So what is the best FOSS video editor to solve this cos there're just toooo many of them - Resolve, Shotcut, Olive, Blender, etc.

I currently use Filmora and I wanna change. So, something not too complicated is appreciated. Thx guys!

**Tags:** video-editor, post-production, stabilisation, freeware


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2020-10-23. Score: 0 | Accepted answer

Resolve has pretty good [stabilisation tools](https://www.learncolorgrading.com/the-3-different-modes-of-stabilization-in-davinci-resolve/). Blender is more about 3D work and has a steeper learning curve in my opinion. Haven't used the other two.


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