Preparing the shot for 3D motion tracking

…So, here we are in Nuke, and all that I've done so far is imported the footage, so…I could cache it up and show you a real time preview of the shot playing back.…So,…you can see, it's hand held.…There's definitely some shake going on.…Not a lot of motion blur, we're not moving that fast.…But we'll definitely have some issues in terms of the…hand held shakiness, make sure you want to get a good track.…Let's also look at, let's go full frame here, zoom in.…We have the trees over here that we would normally roto out.…

In this case they're not moving that much.…So, we'll try and keep them in and see what kind of result we get.…And if we have to, we'll roto those out later.…We definitely want to get rid of all the information in the sky.…Those clouds are so far away, that if our trackers latch on to some of…those, which they will, it will give our track a false sense of scale and size.…We have reflections on the water, that we'll have to deal with.…So, we can draw a roto shape around here.…Get rid of that.…We may want to get rid of this person walking across the bridge here maybe.…