I assume it's the same way as in ae? Add the mocha effect onto the clip in premiere and then click on the mocha button to open it in the mocha software. Mocha does not natively run in pr or ae.
I have always used that feature because the software can't tell that the camera isn't zooming. Seems to always give me better results. That being said, you are likely correct in your statement.
![Mocha Pro: Using 3D Camera Solve Data in Adobe After Effects [Boris FX Mocha Essentials 22c]](/img/1.gif)
thanx
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Great Tutorial!
Thanks for watching!
0:44 ow oww oww oww calm down there brotha!
Lol. I decided to keep that in there. Got a little tongue tied. :)
Can someone explain how to use Mocha's 3d camera solver in Premiere pro?
I only make after effects tutorials for the most part. I've never explored this technique in premiere pro
I assume it's the same way as in ae? Add the mocha effect onto the clip in premiere and then click on the mocha button to open it in the mocha software. Mocha does not natively run in pr or ae.
@@ed61730 nope. Premiere Oro has no 3d camera capabilities and BorisFX have no idea how to add it not natively
I think that the “Zoom lens” checkbox is for footage with actual zoom action, not when you use a zoom lens at a fixed focal range.
I have always used that feature because the software can't tell that the camera isn't zooming. Seems to always give me better results. That being said, you are likely correct in your statement.