Which feature in Final Cut Pro allows for stable camera movement in a video clip?

Stabilization is the feature in Final Cut Pro specifically designed to reduce or eliminate shakes and jitters that may occur during camera movement, resulting in smoother footage. When you apply stabilization to a video clip, Final Cut Pro analyzes the motion within the shot and adjusts the image accordingly, providing a more stable viewing experience. This is particularly useful for handheld footage or scenes where the camera may have been unsteady, as it helps create professional-looking content without requiring reshoots or additional equipment.

The other features listed serve different purposes. Speed Ramp is used to create variations in playback speed, allowing for dramatic slow-motion or fast-motion effects. Motion Blur adds a visual effect that simulates the blur seen in moving objects, enhancing the perception of speed but not stabilizing footage. The Crop Tool adjusts the framing of the video by trimming the edges of the frame, which can help focus attention on specific areas, but it does not address stability in the captured motion. Each of these features enhances video production in its unique way, but stabilization specifically targets the issue of camera movement stability.