Camera Tracking

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Camera Tracking

Post by Engelskrieger79 »

Hello,

does the following work for someone? If so, could you do a short tutorial? As I follow the instructions and get a camera that is behaving quite mad.. and fixpoints that are veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery wildly spread... :(

http://www.frankladner.com/vd2ts/"

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Hi, Cinton has some experience..

Check this

I think i remember he has some tutorials about camera tracking.. hope that helps you.. :bananacheers:
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Hi there,

thanks for the link. I'll try to contact him about it :)

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I don't use these tools but this is what I cam up with after a test.

After running the python script go to a top view and zoom way out.
Hold ctrl and drag to select everything in the scene.
Use the glue as sibling tool to group it all. Everything is already selected so just right click to end the tool
Use the left and right buttons on the box corner to scale down proportionally.

You may want to increase the size of the feature points in VD2TS_v04.exe if scaling down makes them too small.
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Post by Engelskrieger79 »

Many thanks, I will try that :)