Supervised Tracking

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Supervised Tracking

You can use supervised tracking for object tracking too, of course – or a mix of both.

Open the shot.

On the Solver panel, set the camera’s solving mode to Disabled.

On the Shot menu, select Add Moving Object. You will see the object at the origin as a diamond-shaped null object, and the Active Tracker Host will change to

Object01. (Names can be changed by double-clicking the name in the selection dropdown at top left of the user interface.)

On the Tracker panel, turn on Create image . The trackers will be associated with the active tracker host, which is now the moving object, not the camera.

Switch to the Camera viewport, to bring the image full frame.

Add plenty of supervised trackers, typically a dozen or more. Don’t forget that they need to be rigidly connected to one another, not part of an independently moving object like a moving jaw when you are tracking the head.

Go to the Solver panel.

Hit Go!

You’ll need to set up a local coordinate system for the moving object, for example using *3. That will control the positioning of the moving object null vs the trackers on the moving object.

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