After Effects - Wiggler, Motion Tile & Warp Stabilizer

The clip above orignally started as a plain clip of a baseball player swinging at an invisible baseball. After the clip was finished being edited the camera in the video shakes as the player hits the invisible ball. This is done by first of all finding where the player is about to swing (14 frames) and making a keyframe by clicking the stopwatch on the position. The next keyframe is put in after the player has swung (1 second). After  this you click on the window option and click the option 'Wiggler' a toolbar will appear on the screen, the option noise type is changed to jagged and the frequency to 15.0 per second and the magnitude 25.0. After you apply this the camera will shake but the whole image will shake off the screen so you have to choose Motion Tile from effects menu then stylise. On the left side you get a few option under Motion Tile. All that needs doing is changing the Output width and Output Height to 125 and then choose Mirror Edges. Once you click Ram Preview you will end up with the clip above.

The above video originally started as the same shot but it was unsteady so I had to steady the camera. To do this I have to choose Warp Stabiliser after clicking motion tracking from the drop down menu. Warp Stabiliser will start scanning the video and open a tab on the left of the screen once this is done you change Smooth Motion to No Motion where it says Stabilisation. Once Ram preview is done you get the final version like the video above.