Compositing Technique - How to find where a 2d point exists in 3d space

[@chbo682]

Nice tutorial. Does it need to connect to the camera to work? and if so how do we track the camera to move?

[@SwartLife]

glad it was helpful thanks for the comment

[@NeerajkrJha]

Thanks! createfxUk.....u made my day and great technique:)

[@SwartLife]

Glad I could help and thanks for the comment

[@SwartLife]

thanks I really appreciate it

[@imanjavahery]

Very cool! The camera data is so accurate, what software did u use?

[@SwartLife]

thanks, the software used was Nuke made by the Foundry

[@imanjavahery]

Wonderful! I didn't expect nuke to track like that.

[@WolverineMKD]

Keep it up do a 3D camera tracker nodes and project nodes tutorial please thank you i just subeed...

[@apmanti12]

yeah, this helps, thanks

[@rustytoe178]

Thank you!

[@SwartLife]

no problem I hope you found it helpful

[@polder4589]

there is an offset between points abc and the calculated path which pointsto3d generates (02:42). this would be obvious if you dont place a huge card but a little marker on the stones. this happens if the aspect ratio is wrong somewhere. this has also something to do with the filmback of the camera. i would be cool if someone could tell how to get rid off this offset including the correct filmbacksettings in cameratracker if an unknown camera is used ...

[@dennisrajan8020]

nice dude! thanks

[@SwartLife]

glad you found this useful

[@tomselbeck]

Thanks, i was trying this for 2 hours haha

[@calebjaxton9976]

Pro trick : watch series on Flixzone. I've been using them for watching all kinds of movies these days.

[@ikeremanuel9005]

@Caleb Jaxton Yup, I've been watching on flixzone for months myself :)

[@SwartLife]

hope it helped