From the course: After Effects Compositing: 6 Tracking and Stabilization
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Solve and adjust with Camera Tracker - After Effects Tutorial
From the course: After Effects Compositing: 6 Tracking and Stabilization
Solve and adjust with Camera Tracker
- Now look at this scene, which when we shot it was intended to be a planar track using mocha AE, but turned out to work a lot more cleanly using Camera Tracker. The reason for this is probably that our subject travels right across the area that we're tracking. And that is a big challenge in mocha AE but really no challenge at all for Camera Tracker. The reason for that is that he's only occupying a small percentage of the frame. So let's give it a whirl. I'll let Camera Tracker do its automated work analyzing the scene. As you know there's nothing really to do at this stage except wait for the analysis to take place. And within a few seconds we'll have a number of track points. Once the camera's solved. Now once I have a solution, there are a couple of things I look at. One if just how well do the points appear to be sticking? And to back that up, I can twirl down Advanced, and take a look at the average error. Now here, it's at .90 pixels, anything below 1.0 is a very good average…
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Introducing automated tracking for VFX1m 10s
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Adjust Warp Stabilizer VFX for effects work3m 9s
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Reverse stabilize with Warp Stabilizer VFX5m 25s
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Solve and adjust with Camera Tracker7m 25s
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Apply a 3D track4m 41s
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Evaluate Camera Tracker for your shot6m 19s
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Import and integrate a third-party 3D track7m 38s
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