Faster Roto using Camera Tracking

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Faster Roto using Camera Tracking
In this tutorial you will learn a really good technique for speeding up Rotoscoping tasks. Take advantage of using the Camera Tracker in Nuke, once a good Camera Track has been solved the data can be used for a whole host of tasks, in this case we will look at combining this data with Rotoscoping.
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[@ronydey2696]

Awesome tuts that's so much helpful sir

[@rodgerrabbit7724]

you rock buddy! this tutorial is helping me out big time right now

[@Lennyohh]

DUUUUUUUUUUDE! This video has probably just saved me so much time at work for a shot that's been making me scratch my head for the past few days. Thanks a lot bud! =]

[@amara_n_thine]

This is really cool, but was just wondering if there is a way to view the roto to be aligned with the footage afterwards?

[@fguestFX]

Thanks for posting. Higher quality would be much appreciated.

[@bass_journey]

nice tutorial. Very useful. Cheers

[@Jazsvir]

Great! very much helpful, i have learned something new especially we can create track and move that track into camera tracker. that was new thing to me.

[@SwartLife]

thanks for the comment, I am glad I could be of help to you. It's always nice to learn something new which speeds up the workflow.

[@prony5145]

great

[@ThomasKlyhnChristensen]

Nice quick tips!
Would you mind making a small breakdown of how you go about projecting the image in this example for instance, onto the cards in the 3d space? is the image broken up into bits or how does nuke handle this info? Cheers

[@SwartLife]

Hi Thomas,
Thanks for comment, what I will do is try to record a quick tutorial for you on this later on this week so check back soon and I will have this for you.
thanks for the support

[@SwartLife]

Hi Thomas,
I have created a tutorial to answer your question and will be putting this online tomorrow so check back then. Thanks

[@ThomasKlyhnChristensen]

createfxUK Awesome! thanks a lot! I will have a look then! Cheers

[@SwartLife]

***** Hi Thomas, I have just uploaded it hope it answers your question. thanks

[@rkzamber]

could this be applied to a moving object like a bicycle?

[@SwartLife]

For a moving bicycle it might be better to use other techniques such as 2D and Planar trackers to help assist, but technically you could use 3D tracking to help with certain parts of a moving bicycle but this would be more like Object tracking. Hope this helps

Bravo..

[@SwartLife]

thanks!

[@PacifiqueNzitonda]

+createfxUK OMG! You're my hero