Supervised Tracking Master Class

This classroom-length tutorial runs through many features (old and new) used in supervised tracking to produce maximum accuracy. Beginners and experts alike will find helpful new features and better understand the purpose behind them. 1411 or later. Source: ruinL in Download Examples.

[@1chrissirhc1]

this video has been a nice reminder of some keyboard shortcuts I had forgotten. Always glad you put such effort into your videos Russ, these are a great resource!

[@ThatGuyAtTeamElf]

Best Tutorial yet Russ, direct and matter of fact. It "solved" a few problems I was having...(too much? Ok I will be quiet)

[@TextureSupply]

Great video, however I'm looking any tutorial that takes care of the camera solving after supervised tracking. I've manually tracked my shot with almost 40 tracking points as well as the auto tracker, but when solving I still get around 100 hpix error and it all just mess up. Feels like I've tried everything.
The video itself should be perfect for tracking. I've added tracking markers and pieces of visible tape everywhere, shot wit 50fps in 1/500 shutter so no motion blur. Still, it just can't do it.

[@TheAlkesh007]

Great tutorial, and thanks for the updated version, Dr. Andersson!

[@Addepat]

Thanks for all your tutorials!

[@CardamomPods1]

This was extremely helpful! Thank you for making it.

[@ece3k]

Fantastic demo on the use of OFFSET. Thanks. That is a great feature I didn't know about. Do you have any tutorials on how to fix slipping? I add supervised tracks, but sometimes it is hard to fix.

[@alexrybin3798]

Great tutorial, thanks! Is there any option that i can manually fill gap. For example connect frame 20-24, but don't touch 40-44?

[@warrenography]

thanks, that was helpful

[@WolfPaul]

awesome!

[@ИмяФамилия-с6з4к]

какая противная дикция и интонация !!!! и язык паскудный