Blender 2.9 Object Tracking for Beginners

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Learn to use the tracking inside Blender to enhance your visual effects workflow. Zach takes us through the step-by-step process so that you can use these skills to track 3D models onto your live-action scenes.

Download the Iron Man helmet model

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00:00 Intro
00:40 Initial Setup
01:51 Tracking
04:33 Object Solving
06:34 Applying to a 3D Object
07:51 Adding Our Own 3D Model
08:53 Exporting to HitFilm

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Very useful tips and instructions. I feel like even I could pull off some of those shots after watching, but, in my case, I know that's just the rush talking! 🤣

KProductionsFilms

I'm Zaaaack and welcome baaaack 😎

goldgrrl

A very thorough and easy to understand tutorial. To further "sell" a shot like this, I would add a shadow catcher (in Cycles mode) where the actor's neck and/or shoulders would be, so that the helmet shadow would fall on the actor's "body" (giving the shadow catcher the same color material as the actor, for any reflections or bounce light that's recorded by the helmet mesh). While alignment of the shadow-catcher mesh may require a frame-by-frame adjustment (or possibly an animated armature if there's a lot of actor movement), a larger light source would soften the shadow, reducing the amount of work needed to keep the shadow aligned. Keeping this in mind from the outset, the original footage should be shot with softer lighting. Not exactly sure how this would work with HitFilm, though. Thanks for the tutorial.

jimboflex

You basically transformed Blender into a totally PRO Software bro. I´ve never seen such a good content about tracking in Blender. TKX

AudreyGoncalves-

Exactly what i was looking for. Time to draw on my face.

arkham

thank you for this, i’ve been wanting to learn this for a while

jesse_

I hav been looking for exactly this kind of tutorial channel till now and now i finally found you guys 😀😀😀😀

siddhapandeypanigrahi

Purely Excellent Detailed Tutorial. Keep it Up!

BonzikaStudios

Been waiting for someone to make a tutorial on this forever!! Thanks!

stoatsnhoney

Excellent advice to add contrast, saturation, and even some sharpening to footage before tracking! It's worth noting that this can be completely separate from color correction and grading for other purposes.

(By the way, Zach does some of the clearest tutorials on YouTube. He would also make an excellent voice actor for a scarier version of HAL 9000, and I mean that with great respect!)

DGaryGrady

Fricking awesome tutorial. You made this straightforward and its one of the coolest things I've done so far in Blender (Process is still the same in 3.1). Subbing immediately :)

stuartallen

Awesome tutorial 🔥💥
Can you make a tutorial on iron man transformation

alimkotwal

That's the same method Christopher Nolan used for Harvey Dent in Dark Knight, hope Sony uses it for Calypso in the Twisted Metal TV series

Yay Kirsties back 😍😍😍😍

GaryTurbo

wow, really good video, i need it for a school project, you safed me. when i don´t get an 1 (that´s the same like an A in America) i don´t know

skahra

omg, finally someone doing it correctly, now I can do fast pace shots easier, sorry minecraft, people keep tell me the wrong thing. mine going to be bad but i'll try.

Hunterfivestars