fSpy with Multiple Cameras : Perspective Tricks 5

[@fabriziolorito]

This is fantastic. I have been searching for this trick (and, indeed, also number 1 and 2) since ages.

[@kendarr]

That's an amazingly simple way to do it, might be useful for a manual object track

[@delhiheroin]

Dude, you are nailing the funny/informative sweet spot. Subbed!

[@IanLetarte]

Thanks for this! :) Learned just a little bit more about the techniques. Fun video as well.

[@cheterete5043]

OH my god i was looking for this for ages cuz my brain coulsnt figure it out by itself. THANKS A LOT !!!!!

[@nahkubnah]

golden!

[@big_bad_cat]

Nice tips and super awesome presentation. Thanks!

[@Monkok3D]

And by scaling the sphere based on camera one's location we did not alter it's look for camera one?

[@yogyog]

Correct!

[@yajuvendra15]

holy moly, but accent was awesome, subscribed, liked and commented :)

[@yogyog]

cheers - that's my voice . Can't do accents at all.

[@Hsubetakevol]

Very, very good and useful. Thank you.

[@bzikarius]

Thanks! Very nice trick!

[@DrTheRich]

Fun and helpful vid!

[@LANDSPEED3K]

THANKS A BUNCH

[@Danzinger94]

I totally can't recreate what you did... :( got my first fSpy view, created a simple object to position the second camera and on this step failed. Totally cannot scale the camera for the object to fit into the background image of the second camera. Do you have any idea what am I doing wrong?

[@cheterete5043]

didnt worjk for me either

[@LigorioRodrigues]

The scaling of the cameras can be done in fspy itself

[@cheterete5043]

this doesnt work :c

[@yogyog]

Which bit?

[@cheterete5043]

@@yogyog i can’t get my objects to be in the same place in the view of the 2 cameras

[@yogyog]

@@cheterete5043 Probably best to start a thread on Blender Artists - then you can do things like post screenshots (never crop your screenshots when asking for help) and get lots of Blender experts (not just me) to have a look and help you.