How To Motion Track In Cinema 4D

Heres a tutorial on how to motion track in cinema 4D and then add shadows and lights and more! Hope it helped!

[KushalSingh]

Watched many tutorials... This by far is the most clearly done and easy to understand. Simple straight to the point... You earned a sub 👌

[TheCEOofSwag]

Literally the best Cinema 4D tutorial I have ever seen!!!

[justnadja]

you are the only one i found that used png sequences instead of just the video itself and THANK YOU BECAUSE THE WAY YOU DOO IT IS SO MUCH BETTER

[shawetasaroj]

TNice tutorials is aweso! I was feeling kinda overwheld when i first start soft but after watcNice tutorialng your tutorial video, i feel much more confident

[galaga]

You sir are a champion. I when people just get to the point and lay out the steps. I'm fairly new to C4D and you made this very easy to follow. So, thank you very much for this.

[theActionMovieKid]

Thank you so much for this - I do a lot of motion tracking in AE - but I've been disappointed with some of my results lately since the Foundry discontinued its AE Camera tracker. So thankful to have a new tool in my toolbelt, and to have it so clearly explained.

[l-dss]

I have watched a lot of other motion tracking tutorials but this one is the best and well explained tutorial i have ever seen!!! keep up the awesome work 👍

[JJLCFC]

Excellent work, very nicely done. There are paid-for tutorial series that aren't as good as this.
Very clean and concise.

[soycriz]

The most complete Cinema 4D Motion Tracker, thanks you so much!

[izvarzone]

I've seen trick painting 90 degree grid dots on ground (or triangles) with black color to help tracking (which can then be removed in post-process). Texture in asphalt may lack contrast and there's also noise interfering with tracker. Also need to know curvature of your camera optics and decurvature footage before tracking. I did that by making photo of list with grid, because couldn't find information in internet.

[talkmotioninc.]

RENDER SETTINGS: make sure your frame rate in your project settings matches your original footage before you try the motion track. CMD or CTRL + D will bring up your project settings in c4d. Also go into your render settings CMD or CTRL + B and adjust the frame rate there too. Make sure the dimensions are the same. i.e. 1920x1080

[stephaniecosmo]

You saved me from a complicated homework, thank you so much!

[geeniafernandes]

loved the tutorial! had a question. I'm currently working on a vfx proj rn, where i have a scene of a guy jumping on the floor. i want the guy to jump on one of the launchpads, i've made. I've tracked the scene well. but when i place the pad, it floats and covers the jump. how do i fix that?

[AlejandroNegueruela]

This is the best tutorial I've found, thank you very much, and great job!

[REAL_KAILO]

overwhelming, but tNice tutorials was absolutely brilliant! Thank you!

[michaelvfx]

this is something for i've waiting for so long... thanks!

[glowst_]

The truth is that the unknown scares all of us, but we just have to practice so we can get well with the software.

[lutfikhoerul]

dedication to what you want to acNice tutorialeve in life! Stay safe and be wise! Much love! <3

[RudyRender]

I use Adobe Photostop to do the PNG sequence, works simpler :-)

[geoffreyfung]

Thanks for the tutorial! For beginners, I recommend using after effects because it’s so much easier, IMO