Master Motion Tracking with Cinema 4D

Master Motion Tracking with Cinema 4D, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.9, with 45 lectures, based on 79 reviews, and has 705 subscribers.

You will learn about Tracking, matchmoving in Cinema 4D Also learn Object Tracking, Planar Tracking, Object assisted tracking This course is ideal for individuals who are 3D generalists or VFX artists or Video editors It is particularly useful for 3D generalists or VFX artists or Video editors.

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Summary

Title: Master Motion Tracking with Cinema 4D

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.9

Number of Lectures: 45

Number of Published Lectures: 45

Number of Curriculum Items: 45

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 45

Original Price: $54.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Tracking, matchmoving in Cinema 4D
Also learn Object Tracking, Planar Tracking, Object assisted tracking

Who Should Attend

3D generalists
VFX artists
Video editors

Target Audiences

3D generalists
VFX artists
Video editors

3D Tracking, Matchmoving, Camera Tracking…

What does it all mean exactly ?

I’m Lionel VICIDOMINI, a Maxon Certified Instructor, Maxon Master Trainer and Motion Designer based in Paris, France.

Matchmoving is the entry door to the world of special effects (VFX), where you can integrate 3D objects into your live action shot.

In this Cinema 4D tutorial you will learn how to master the 3D tracker integrated within this wonderful software.

In this training you will learn :

What are 3D Tracking, Matchmoving exactly ? In a first chapter you will learn the tricks that make a good track, how to shoot your own videos and how to avoid the most common mistakes.
How to use the fully automatic tracker
Calibrate you scene in order to give it a sense of scale and orientation, making it easy to place objects
In-depth review of the interface of the tracker
How to deal with the track view, how to sort, filterand refine your features to obtain a better solve
How to make a manual tracking, where you decide which featuresto follow
Learn the Lens Distortion workflow which can prevent the tracker from solving a shot
Object tracking : how to replace props in the scene with your own 3D objects
3D reconstruction, which allow you to extract a point cloudfrom your footage, enabling you to completely recreate the scene in 3D
How to track a shot filmed on a standing tripod
Planar tracking, where you extract from the scene a flat surface to apply corner pin deformation
Object-assisted tracking: this feature allow you to use fewer features by using a 3D object you orient to your scene

All my trainingsare not only videos showing you what button to push, I’ll explain to you how the software actually works so that you can truly masterthe tool.

This training is granular, meaning you don’t necessarily need to follow the whole course in order to learn how to do a simple track.
Each chapter deal with a different topic or technique, for those you really want to know everything in depth.

The 3D tracker is bundled with Cinema 4D Studio since R16, meaning you need to have at least this release, but it’s better to have at least the R18 if you want to use all the features.

All footage used in the course are free to download along with the exercice files, and I’m always happy to help if you have any question !

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Exercice Files and Projects

Lecture 2: What is motion tracking ?

Lecture 3: How tracking works

Lecture 4: The lens distortion workflow

Lecture 5: How to use Tracking Markers

Lecture 6: The do's and don'ts of tracking

Lecture 7: Conclusion

Chapter 2: Automatic Tracking

Lecture 1: Full automatic solve

Lecture 2: Calibrating the scene and placing objects

Lecture 3: The interface and the tracking tools

Lecture 4: Import and display footage, navigating the shot

Lecture 5: Automatic and semi-automatic tracking

Lecture 6: How many automatic features do you need ?

Lecture 7: Filtering the tracks

Lecture 8: The Motion Tracker Track View

Lecture 9: The Motion Tracker Graph View

Lecture 10: Sorting and filtering the tracks by eye

Lecture 11: Solving the track, calibrating the scene, adding objects

Chapter 3: Tracking more difficult shots

Lecture 1: Tracking a shot by choosing when to use automatic tracks

Lecture 2: Adding manual features on tracker markers

Lecture 3: Sorting and filtering the tracks

Lecture 4: Solving the shot, calibrating, adding objects to test

Chapter 4: Object tracking

Lecture 1: What's a survey shot ?

Lecture 2: Tracking the shot, filtering, refining the track

Lecture 3: Solving the shot, calibrating, adding objects to test

Lecture 4: Tracking the object

Lecture 5: Working with difficult features, tracking by hand

Lecture 6: Solving the object, replacing the prop with a 3D object

Chapter 5: The Lens Distortion Workflow

Lecture 1: How to create a lens profile

Lecture 2: Solving the shot, calibrating the scene

Lecture 3: Using the lens profile to reapply the distortion to the rendered shot

Chapter 6: Nodal pan, or How to Track a Tripod Shot

Lecture 1: What's a pan shot ? Using the masks to exclude foliage from the scene

Lecture 2: Automatic tracking of the shot

Lecture 3: Adding a few manual features

Lecture 4: How to calibrate a pan shot

Lecture 5: The other track constraints

Chapter 7: Planar tracking and object assisted tracking

Lecture 1: Adding manual features on the shot and tracking

Lecture 2: Solving the shot

Lecture 3: Applying a texture to the 3D object

Lecture 4: Compositing the shot in After Effects

Lecture 5: Object assisted tracking

Chapter 8: 3D Reconstruction

Lecture 1: Tracking the shot, 3D solving and calibration

Lecture 2: Creating a point cloud with the 3D reconstruction, creating a mesh

Lecture 3: Placing 3D geometry within the reconstructed scene

Lecture 4: Going further with the 3D reconstruction

Instructors

Lionel VICIDOMINI
Instructor in 3D Motion Design

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