some tracking test

[richyrich]

Hi guys

 

This is something i have wanted to do for a very long time and have finally gotten the time to work on it.............

 

Its only a wip and i intend to develope the buildings and landscaping ............

 

Hope some of you find it of interrest and look forward to comments.............

 

best regards

 

Richard

 

the videos are mpg and highly compressed, so they are quite grainey :-)

 

http://www.streamload.com/richardo/TrackWips

[Bugga_Guy]

Very Cool! I take it you made the use of camera matching with animation? Can you please tell us what software you used.

 

Excellent work, keep it up.

[JamesTaylor]

Looks great!. Could you post the original footage with no processes applied to it so we can see the differences in the finished versions? How much shake was on the original video?

 

i've been meaning to have at a go at this technique myself as its been mentioned as a possiblity on a couple of projects recently, but just haven't had time and its never a good idea to try things on a tight deadline anyway!

 

What software did you use and have you followed any tutorials that you could point us to?

 

Thanks

 

James

[richyrich]

thanks guys'

 

i used syntheyes for the tracking, it did take me some time to really get to grips with it, but it was worth it.............

 

i can try and post some of the original footage during the week james, the footage was shot very cheaply, so their was was no steady cam stuff, but the camera man did a great job in keeping the camera pritty still.............

 

best

 

Richard