Single Frame Camera Matching using SynthEyes - (

This is a tutorial on how to match a camera using a single frame in SynthEyes and import it into Autodesk Maya.
This process can translate over though and you have the ability to import it into your package of choice (3ds Max, Blender, Nuke, Etc.)
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[@damdon5777]

Great tutorial - right to the point and easy to follow.

[@scarabrae]

Exactly the explanation I was looking for...thanks!

[@beabradschreiber1570]

Great tutorial. Thank you very much!

[@simondebrun]

Cheers bud! Great tutorial

[@deepmusic2456]

Plz make tutorial interiors and exterior , texture and lighting.on vray in maya

[@amitnegi8771]

hello bro when i import the file in maya my camera is tilted can you tell me why is that happening

[@devjitpaul1191]

holy shit!!! this worked for me, THANKSSSS
fuck blender,
for the past few days I've been frustrated because i didn't knew of SYNTHEYES, been using fSpy to blender to export blender camera to Maya to do stuff.
now i don't have to use the most frustrating software called blender

[@amitnegi8771]

same here

[@moneymonkey2985]

Hello, is this still the best way to do camera matching for maya ? :)