TRACKING and MATCHMOVING
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2018
- In this video, I talk about things you should know before and during footage tracking. It is important to be prepared before you even shoot your video. Everything you need to know in order to get the best camera track possible. I also show what is matchmoving and how you can track objects in your video on top of camera track. In this tutorial, I use pfTrack tracking software, but if you're interested how you can track footage in other softwares, here are links to my other tutorials:
Tracking in Cinema 4D: • How to ADD OBJECTS to ...
Tracking in After Effects: • How to ADD SNOW to you...
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I often come across tutorials to learn about VFX/Graphic Design, and often times people ramble about what they are doing and it makes me want to switch it off, your focus and determination to get the subject and topic information across is both motivational and inspiring. I look forward to seeing every video that you upload. Keep up the great work Andrey.
Thank you very much mate! I'll do my best to make more :)
The amount of work you put in these vids is VERY much appreciated. Incredible!!
This channel has helped me so much! I'm doing a stop-motion project with my girlfriend, and was considering doing motion tracking to add in some 3D objects. After watching some of your tutorials, I'm confident enough that I can do it, I'm gonna go for it :D
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Impressive, you always provide high quality tutorials. You have a high standard of professionalism... inspiring.
I like when channels have a certain standard of quality that they do not drop under. Some people are too lazy or do not have the "eyes" to make good quality videos. I'm sure you are aware and happy that you are helping thousands of people. Keep up the hard work Andrey.
ahhh finally someone who can clear all my doubts about tracking in an single and simple video
I know you probably wont see this, but thank you so much. Your tutorials are so good and I would donate to your Patreon if you had one. You make things incredibly clear, as well as being a very knowledgeable person. Definitely recommending you to everyone!
LETS GO ANOTHER TUTORIAL I LOVE YOU!!!!! I really watch your videos over and over because i want to get better at vfx, Thank you for taking time to make these!
Happy to make useful content for you :) Thank you very much for the feedback
I'm 16 and an intern for my father in CG where he specializes in VFX, and he needed me do some tracking for a project and your tutorial helped me understand a lot in tracking! Thank you very much sir! God bless!
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Great tutorial as usual! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and keep up the good work!
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I don't even do VFX but I appreciate your videos! Keep making more, when I start learning this is going to be my holy grail channel.
Andrey, thank you for the videos. They are tremendously informative and awesome in every way. I am also jumping into node based compositing after being a long time AE user and jumping into Fusion. I am glad I found your channel and I can't wait for more videos!
Good move mate. You'll feel the benefits very quickly. High five
Amazing video, the effort you're putting into your videos is showing as usual, good video Andrey
Thanks mate!
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Thank you Wayne. For you amazing feedback. Appreciate your support and am happy that my videos are reaching right audience!
I hope there will be more tutorials on this pftrack software. I love you!
I wish you the best dude, thanks for sharing your knowledge
Dude, you are epic. I'm from Northern Europe (LT) and the way you look and what you do and talk is a cultural shock. I love it! :D
I wish I had your videos years back. Awesome content!
This seems like a REALLY good program for tracking. I’m currently a student in college learning Animation. Trying to focus on CGI work and composting. It can be really difficult being limited on the free programs I’m provided with. I usually use After Effects but still have issues with it. PFTrack seems REALLY good at tracking. I might look into it sometime.
Would love if you could upload more vids cant get enough of them its amazing
Man, the whole success of the world for you, because it is difficult here someone explain like you.
Thank you very much. Happy to read this!
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Keep going
I love your videos just starting learning a lot
Absolutely well done. Thank you!
Thank you for the no BS detailed tutorial. I'm going to check out your other videos and see what else I can learn. \m/
Thank you for sharing, love it so much!
love your tutorial and you, in a straight way thumb up
Goddamm layer workflow that all us after effects professionals are used to. I wanna love nodes too... lol. Keep up the great work! Love your vids!
i like the point when you talk about the focal length and the crop factor
Oh mate... Were where you 3 years ago... I had such a bad time with tracking some shots in a VFX project... I'd love then this video more than my life!
CHeers!
Great video my friend, you way of explaining stuff is amzing and so unic great to watch your videos. Good job :)
Thanks mate!
Hi Andrey. Love this new tut. I hope there will be more tutorials on PFtrack especially geometry track and shaky/blurry shots.
Thank you mate. pfTrack can do much more than that so I think I'll do more in future :)
Thanks Andrey it's Great tutorial and it's really helpful
very nice dude now i just plan to jump on pftrak after watching this.
Great stuff as always bro. Thanks.
killing it! your tutorials are terrific
Thank you mate!
I took a payable fusion/cinema 4d course but learned more from this free one
Good point about tracking stabilized shots... Yes, ALWAYS track the original plate. You can apply stabilization curves to the original match-move (modifying the camera aperture offset, not the camera curves), which only takes a few minutes, but re-tracking a modified plate can take hours or even days, or in some cases can be impossible if you don't know how to do it. The same applies to retimed shots, and repositioned pre-comps. I wrote my own modification tools in Maya to handle these situations, so when they came to me with a revised shot I literally returned a new match-move in 5 minutes. I could even shift the shutter timing on motion blur.
Great tutorial, thanks!.
Love the videos though, looking forward to more!!
Awesome. I would like to see Lens Distortion Workflow as well. Thank You
It's good to know the PFTrack. But you can use the cinema 4d built in Motion Tracker. It's not that good us pf track but get the job done. I never used pf track. Used boujou tracker! And after effects for my compositing stuff and for 3D of course the C4D. I never used fusion! It's just depends on you.
And what you can with this! But I agree with you the node base workflow is really good!.
Hopefully we can see more octane tutorial from you.
If you still reading this thank you and have a great day! Cheers man.
love the videos man, even tho i dont use the same software as you i find you make it easy too understand and always enjoyable too watch Thanks :)
Thank you for the feedback mate!
Wow this is want I call real tutorial! Thanks brother!
Excellent tutorial. Hat off to you.
Thanks Andrew :)
I love nodes as well :-) Great job.
Amazing video 🤘 always success Mr Andrey Lebrov 😋😉
You are my inspiration man
Thanks sir for about explaining about tracking and matchmoving ...its really superb COOL as i'm VFX & CG Composting student from india
Thank you, amazing stuff
Cool tut thanks for sharing..
Awesome stuff.. Andrey
Man your skillz are sooooo over the Top!!! Pls do some redshift c4d Tutorials-and if not pls do more octane stuff. I learned a lot from you. Thank you!!!!
Thanks mate. More Octane to come for sure :)
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Awesome tutorial! I am curious as to why you did not use a geometry track to track the box instead of all of those user tracks? Is there an advantage to the user tracks? Please keep up the great work!
Awesome tutorial
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Haha, hope you enjoyed it mate
Супер, особенно вторая часть - спасибо братан !
This has been very informative, as usual. I was wondering if you could make a detailed tutorial about understanding nodes? I've had a bit of trouble understanding node based workflows and am having even more trouble finding someone who explains them the way you explain topics in your videos. Thank you very much for the work you continue to do.
Thank you mate. Yeah, you're not the only one asking so I'll probably make a tutorial next month!
This video explain it pretty well.
ruclips.net/video/HWD-dy5uXLw/видео.html
Best channel on RUclips.
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High five! Thank you very much
Hi man, first of all I really love your RUclips content! Crazy cool information and always stylish editing. I have a question for your next q&a: my computer runs 32x Intel xeon 2.4ghz CPUs, 96gb of ram and I have one Titan X as gpu. When rendering in octane I barely reach 50% of gpu usage. Already checked high priority. The gpu reaches temperatures of 80-90 degree, could this be the problem? Never had that problem in my HP workstation but would you recommend switching to water cooling? Like, is the high temperature the reason my system doesn't give me more than 50% usage? Thanks in advance 🤟
Thank you so much!!!
Hey Andrey, loved your tutorials as always. Just a quick question, dont you think that we also need to calculate the distortion ??
If you have it then yes, there are dedicated tools for that in every tracking solution
Great tut man. Just subscribed! I've never used PF Track, only SynthEyes so far. What's your thoughts on SynthEyes vs PFTrack?
just amazing
Extremely incredible tutorial, its teaching is very clear. I saw that you pointed out the fact that Depth Of Field is something you can do in post... How could that be possible, Is there a way to create a Depth Map for Footages? And if it is possible, how can it be done?
loved it.
Thanks for the tutorial ! I still have a sort of question !
Especially for the second footage, while tracking the box, I'm wondering how do you handle the trackers when they are no more visible (for example when camera can't see some green markers due to the box's rotation). Can you teach me how you approximate those trackers position ?
Once again thanks for the tutorial and thanks in advance for the answer !
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Yaaa bro make a video about things to consider when interacting cg on real footage
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Thanks! Good video!
Hello Again Andrey ! I have a little tip, I think, to help you and maybe other people. What you said at 4:51 really struck me, as the "warp" feature in the stabilization of Premiere can be avoided if you use a camera that has a "Global Shutter", and not a "Rolling Shutter". You should be able to stabilize BEFORE the VFX if you have a Global Shutter, as the warping factor should be null. I'm pretty sure at 100%. Keep up the good work ! Love you !
Hi. Thank you for your input. Now I would love to know how exactly is rolling or global shutter related to warp stabiliser? :)
Hello :) Well, the reason is that with a global shutter, each frames of the video are captured entirely in a single shot, making it something I'd call "pure progressive", like a real film, like a pellicule would do. With a rolling shutter, the images captured are sort of scanned from top to bottom, so when there is movements, the images are distorted. The top won't always match the bottom, so when we try to stabilize it, the image will sort of wobble/distort. I had a "BlackMagic Cinema 4K" camera that has a global shutter, and I was really amazed of how I had absolutely no distorsion when I was stabilizing my footages in premiere.
However, even though the BM4K has a global shutter, I would not recommend it ; its sensor produces a lot of artifacts, and is absolutely shitty in low-light environments. I would not recommend the BlackMagic URSA either. Their first releases had the same sensor.
I love nodes and Andrey Lebrov videos! I made that stabilization before tracking mistake (only once lol!).
Haha :D Thank you mate
I luv it,
Im just learning this rn and this helps me out :)
Just one Question, Can I use AE instead of Fusion ? (Ship into real word tutorial)
Ty just for existing :)
Of course you can. It's just different workflow :)
Andrey Lebrov okay thanks :)
Bro your videos are awesome easy to understand, will you make tutorials on Cinema 4d please bro If you will make it then it will be great for us. You explanation is super cool in all videos. Simple and best and deep...👍
Thanks mate. I made a tutorial about tracking in Cinema 4D if that's what you meant - link in video description.
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Glad it was helpful! Thanks
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You can stabilize before cg if you use the simplest form of stabilisation (x;y) transform, stay away of warp stabilize, bc yes it will deform the square nature of the frames.
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Amazing as always Andrey, but,the fbx you import into cinema got:
1-A camera movement with the static trackers of the box
Or
2-A static camera + moving trackers. If so, how can you replace the moving trackers of the box with a 3d model?
It would be great to see the scene set up of objet tracking in a next video.
Keep it up!
It got one camera and two sets of trackers, object trackers are animated. Put geometry in, align and here you go.
Andrey Lebrov Thanks a lot for the reply, i''ll try this out 😁😁😀
Best tutor !)
Awesome video Andrey. But quick question. Do you gain much performance using the Razer Core? I have a RB Pro also and was wondering if it makes a difference with fan noise and performance. Also, what GPU do you have in there? Thanks.
Well with technologies I’m using (Octane render) I gain 100% of performance. I run GTX 1080ti in the core
bro you are awesome teach us to composite on aftereffects please