<p>Sure! This is a great place to start:
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2020-01-28T16:20:39.610Z
2020-01-28T16:20:39.610Z
David Shaheen
<p>I have a 300' ascent with a drone looking at 2 actors lying on the ground. The drone does a bit of drifting and rotating on the way up. I want to stabilize the whole shot to be rock solid. If I use point trackers in AE starting from the first frame, then by the time it gets to the top, the points are very close together, resulting in inaccurate tracking. Can I add points on the way up? Or expand the distance between the points on the way up? Is there a better way? Or am I asking too much? Cheers</p>

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Stabilize a really big drone ascent
Tim Brown
# Stabilize a really big drone ascent

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-01-22)

I have a 300' ascent with a drone looking at 2 actors lying on the ground. The drone does a bit of drifting and rotating on the way up. I want to stabilize the whole shot to be rock solid. If I use point trackers in AE starting from the first frame, then by the time it gets to the top, the points are very close together, resulting in inaccurate tracking. Can I add points on the way up? Or expand the distance between the points on the way up? Is there a better way? Or am I asking too much? Cheers

**Tags:** after-effects, stabilisation


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### Answer by username_1 on 2020-01-28. Score: -1

Sure! This is a great place to start:


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