Crash Course in Matchmoving Essentials: Lesson 103

Crash Course in Matchmoving Essentials: Lesson 103
Welcome to Lesson 103 of our Crash Course in Matchmoving Essentials series! In this video, we'll cover how to reorient your virtual camera, correctly scale your 3D scene, and export your completed 3D scene. Subscribe now to never miss a lesson and level up your skills in the world of visual effects! #CameraTracking #Matchmoving #VisualEffects
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
0:38 Adding the Orient Camera node
1:24 The Orient Camera node
1:49 Setting the ground height
2:19 Rotating the axis
3:42 Playing the aligned clip
3:55 Setting the scene scale
5:06 Using the ground plane
5:32 Adding the Scene Export node
6:40 Scene Export brief overview
7:20 Adjusting the export
7:50 Export destination
8:48 Exporting your 3D scene
8:58 Outro
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[@ThePixelFarmLtd]

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[@yinon_tal]

What are the reccomend export formay and scene scale? I tried FBX 2020 and scene scale 500 and it matched well but i would like to know form the Pro one.

[@ThePixelFarmLtd]

Technically the scene scale should stay at 1.000, I'd locate an object in your scene that you can measure accurately, such as two tracked points, and then set the distance between them in meters. For example you could include two user tracks-one positioned at the bottom of a doorway and another at the top-and establish the height between them. By doing so, when you introduce a 3D model of a human (made at real-world scale) into your scene, it will align perfectly with the doorway's correct height.