Everything you need to know about tracking
What you'll learn
Correct the distortion of a lens to better track the shot
Knowing what is a good patern to track
Track a shot with the tracker node (point tracker)
Track a shot with the planar tracker node
Requirements
Using davinci resolve
Knowing the basis control of fusion
Description
Tracking is one of the most important steps in your post-process pipeline. Ans it's also the easiest the fail.And if your tracking is failing, your shot is failingThat's why I've made this course.We will see point tracking and planar tracking in this course. Another course will be dedicated to camera tracking so stay tuned ;)Here is how I structured the course :First, you'll learn how to correct lens distortions because that's a crucial part of the process. Then we'll see how the tracker node works and how to track difficult shots. Then it's your turn to put your skills to the test and track real exercise footage. After you've mastered the tracker node we'll jump to the planar tracker node to see how it works and then you'll exercise again with some footage.We will balance between theory of tracking and tracking exercises because I know from my years of experience with fusion that you need to put your hands on the nodes to master them.After this course, you will be able to track anything, even while you're sleeping.So don't waste any more time and let's go trackPs : If you need to learn the very basics about fusion, I also have a course for that ;)
Overview
Section 1: Lens distortion correction
Lecture 1 Lens correction
Section 2: Point tracker
Lecture 2 The tracker node
Lecture 3 Tracker interface
Lecture 4 Choose a patern
Lecture 5 Tracking cases
Lecture 6 Tracking operations
Lecture 7 Tracker exercice 1
Lecture 8 Tracker exercice 2
Lecture 9 Tracker exercice 3
Lecture 10 Tracker exercice 4
Section 3: Planar tracker
Lecture 11 Planar tracker
Lecture 12 Planar tracker exercice 1
Lecture 13 Planar tracker exercice 2
Lecture 14 Planar tracker exercice 3
Fusion artist with a basic knowledge of nodes
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