The only thing missing to relatively move the cloning source too, in order to avoid color changes, should the object move across the canvas, is 1. to copy the tracking path of the object you're trying to remove and 2. paste it to the position where your clone is being applied (see "Transform Clone 1") 3. AND also to the position of the clone source. YES so far the clone stamp stamps onto itself (duh!). 4. Finally choose all the keyframes from the clone position (see "clone source") and simply offset its position by click-dragging the two values.
This is the most clear lesson how to animate cloned spots with the Motion Tracker by the most convenient way! Lesson's author, you're THE BEST! :D But... In this video, you deal with deliberately very contrasting markers for tracking. Actually, often we deal with much far less contrasting spots...
I managed to track the cloned piece of footage to one of my markers but as i scrub through, the colour of it changes dramatically picking up other parts of my footage as the camera pans. How do i avoid this?
Who can help me? Sad! I fond so many video, but no one explain about how to remove the marker behind the people hair or body. the edge is very difficult to fix.
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The only thing missing to relatively move the cloning source too, in order to avoid color changes, should the object move across the canvas, is
1. to copy the tracking path of the object you're trying to remove and
2. paste it to the position where your clone is being applied (see "Transform Clone 1")
3. AND also to the position of the clone source.
YES so far the clone stamp stamps onto itself (duh!).
4. Finally choose all the keyframes from the clone position (see "clone source") and simply offset its position by click-dragging the two values.
Thank you!
A very informative and straightforward tut. Many thnx
This is the most clear lesson how to animate cloned spots with the Motion Tracker by the most convenient way! Lesson's author, you're THE BEST! :D
But... In this video, you deal with deliberately very contrasting markers for tracking. Actually, often we deal with much far less contrasting spots...
Your voice is incredibly relaxing.
ChrisReyzShowReel It's a bit late now, but all you have to do is check the box that says 'Lock Source Time' on the 'Paint' panel :)
I managed to track the cloned piece of footage to one of my markers but as i scrub through, the colour of it changes dramatically picking up other parts of my footage as the camera pans. How do i avoid this?
You have the most amazing voice ever!
Very Helpful! Thank you.
Very good explained!!!
Oh, is that why he sounds like a robot? I wanted to leave him a message--you sound like a robot!
Thank you
is this the "tales of mere existence" guy?
Who can help me? Sad! I fond so many video, but no one explain about how to remove the marker behind the people hair or body. the edge is very difficult to fix.
What is this clip from?
Does anyone know why my tracking markers keep moving around when i use the clone stamp?
I have the same problem, did you find a solution to it?
Great thx.
very usefull thank you :)
Thank But where the Connector software
alt+click does not work for me...
Very goooddd. But PLEEEEASEEEE, stop using the Google Traductor voice!