Object Tracking in Davinci Resolve Fusion using the Camera Tracker

3D Object tracking in Davinci Resolve 17 Fusion is pretty limited, usually we would need to go to a dedicated 3D tracking software like Syntheyes or PF Track. In this tutorial we will look at a couple of methods we can use to do object tracking using the camera tracker. This can be especially useful when trying to add particle systems to moving objects.

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Timestamps:

0:00 Intro/overview
1:15 Camera tracking
2:22 Refining our camera track
5:20 Export our scene
6:25 Exporting animated point cloud
8:00 Adding objects to the animated point cloud

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Timestamps:
0:00​ Intro/overview
1:15​ Camera tracking
2:22​ Refining our camera track
5:20​ Export our scene
6:25​ Exporting animated point cloud
8:00​ Adding objects to the animated point cloud

[nightlymattya]

Best tutorial for 3D works on the internet. So clean, easy to understand, and also digs really deep

[NormanBaatz]

Thanks for explaining how to switch from animating the camera to animating the point cloud. I needed the latter to make things work out for me. This video and the "in depth" video in the alley are the two I learned the most from regarding 3D camera tracking.

[im_gldn]

Learning soo much from your channel. Thank you!!

[mikefetherling]

Thank you so much for this! Your explainations are so CLEAR and UNDERSTANDABLE! You are a HUGE help!

[stucooke]

Brilliant tutorial! I have been looking at how it's possible to do this for DAYS. Thank you! You deserve many more subscribers. I'm here at the beginning, lol. Good luck with the channel and I'll be watching!

[maximoremedios]

Your tutorials are so good. Many thanks for sharing.

[DavinciResolved]

As a fellow maker of Resolve / Fusion tutorials I have to say you are the best channel out there when it comes to useful VFX techniques in Fusion. It's criminal that you don't have more subscribers!

[tantantantan]

This is interesting I was looking for a option to track objects in a 360 footage for VR purposes and the second workflow might actually work. Thanks

[toanthai]

Thanks for this tutorial. My weakness is 3D camera tracking—could never get to text to stick. Will try this.

[SimonasKorsakas]

Would be great to see some tutorials how to export tracked scene to other 3d softwares (maya, c4d, blender...).

[dabois]

how did you enable lighting for the text?

[jimmwagner]

Was the shadow casting/masking/blending done in Davinci as well?

[leonardomenegon]

Is it possible to combine the camera track with the object track? So to have both the camera that matches the movement of the ground and the point cloud that matches the movement of the bike?

[RonnieMirands]

I just didnt get this: you put a mask/rotoscope around the bike, and started to track. So the mask automatically follows the camera tracker? Cause you didnt animate the mask

[THECONNECTORMAN]

thats wondeful but can u make a tutorial for the vid that change the work surface i mean the camera come from above and then finish in the bottom in a diagonal way (sry bad english)

[CC-gtro]

It is only for the paid studio version.