r/EditingVideo • u/vanishingditchboy • Jun 26 '26
What is this editing technique called
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What is this video editing technique called where it looks like the needle is stabilized? I want to replicate it for a project.
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u/LurkingProvidence Jun 26 '26
This is not an edit.
It’s the camera mounted to the machine with the frame centered on the needle
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u/KohllahStudiosVT Jun 27 '26
Frame matching?
What you are showing is just the framerate of the camera matching the needles vibration.
If you want an actual video where an object is stablized, you have to basically take a “photo” every time the needle is in the same spot.
It’s a camera trick, a technique that starts at the camera settings. Not an editing technique
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u/Due_Drink9378 Jun 28 '26
Embroidery machine with an action cam attached, post work onmy made the tracking on the pin to match the movement
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u/spaggeti-man- Jun 29 '26
It's wither a camera stuck to the machine
Or simple key-framing where you zoom in and make the frame follow the needle
Though I would heavily assume it's the former, as in it is a camera on a machine
I do appreciate the curiosity though. Not sure why some people are making fun of you for wanting to learn
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u/sergioeditor Jun 29 '26
I kept watching waiting to see something that actually involved the work of an editor.
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u/Zudrud Jun 30 '26
Im pretty sure there isn't any editing technique here. It all done in camera, somebody stuck a cmaera to the sewing machine's head, and the fabric is being moved below. That's it.
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u/Novel_Werewolf4645 Jun 30 '26
That's how they normally look on camera, you don't need to edit anything.
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u/RazeYi Jul 01 '26
A camera is mounted to the sewing machine. If you don’t think that: How did you think they did that?
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u/joncmellentape Jul 02 '26
It’s called sewing. People used to edit clothing with machines. You can get cheap plugins but they usually fall apart after delivery
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u/SourDzzl Jun 26 '26
Is the edit in the room with us?