Hi Dr. Hasler, great tutorial! Thank you. So there's no need for any cameras low-to-ground looking up at the capture space? You want all of them high, at least above head height, angled downwards? Do you have a video that covers the best GoPro camera settings (fov, etc.)-- especially for finger-tracking in a 6m x 6m indoor capture area? Thanks again.
Wow, this tutorial seems super interesting! I'm really curious about how the motion capture system works, especially the camera calibration and tracking processes. I'm also wondering how easy it is to organize and export the motion data for multiple projects. Can't wait to see if this is a low-hanging fruit solution for my project needs!
Hi @fadlhlisl, enjoy the tutorial! Once the system is installed in a fixed studio setup, it's very easy with frequent motion capture sessions. We also have our own simple solution for retargeting: ua-cam.com/users/shortsRbhwTZXoYUo?si=_NirhKx4KpY8ClGV
Which GoPro model is that? Can you use any GoPro/cell phone? Or does the camera need to have a certain resolution in order to capture the details? Thanks!
depending on the size of the volume and whether finger tracking is active, no more than full hd is needed. You use nearly any phone or camera. 30 fps or more is recommended. Most of the time we record with 50 or 60 fps. In terms of camera calibration, it can be easier if you use one camera type.
It was great But you also have a captury face plugin that is added to the studio as an add-on. Why don't you make any videos about it? How can we capture the face at the same time as capturing the body and fingers? Thank you for explaining a little about it Especially with the iPhone that records 52 facial muscles
Hi @mostafashirizade8352 We are planning to create a separate tutorial just for facetracking. Face tracking works almost identically in both versions - Captury Live and Captury Studio. And yes: Face tracking runs together with finger tracking as well - so you don't need to choose between fingers or face. For face tracking to work, in Captury you must select a camera from the entire setup as the face tracking camera. You can then move your head freely, but of course you cannot look in the opposite direction to the selected camera if you want face tracking to work.
Wow!!! This looks amazing. Definitely going to look into getting this system. Thanks for sharing this tutorial. ❤️🙌🏾
Hi Dr. Hasler, great tutorial! Thank you. So there's no need for any cameras low-to-ground looking up at the capture space? You want all of them high, at least above head height, angled downwards?
Do you have a video that covers the best GoPro camera settings (fov, etc.)-- especially for finger-tracking in a 6m x 6m indoor capture area? Thanks again.
Can you share the FBX file, so we can see how clean it is.
Is there a way to reduce bones or change them?
Wow, this tutorial seems super interesting! I'm really curious about how the motion capture system works, especially the camera calibration and tracking processes. I'm also wondering how easy it is to organize and export the motion data for multiple projects. Can't wait to see if this is a low-hanging fruit solution for my project needs!
Hi @fadlhlisl, enjoy the tutorial! Once the system is installed in a fixed studio setup, it's very easy with frequent motion capture sessions. We also have our own simple solution for retargeting: ua-cam.com/users/shortsRbhwTZXoYUo?si=_NirhKx4KpY8ClGV
What is the Cost of the Captury Studio software?
Which GoPro model is that? Can you use any GoPro/cell phone? Or does the camera need to have a certain resolution in order to capture the details?
Thanks!
depending on the size of the volume and whether finger tracking is active, no more than full hd is needed. You use nearly any phone or camera. 30 fps or more is recommended. Most of the time we record with 50 or 60 fps. In terms of camera calibration, it can be easier if you use one camera type.
It was great
But you also have a captury face plugin that is added to the studio as an add-on. Why don't you make any videos about it? How can we capture the face at the same time as capturing the body and fingers?
Thank you for explaining a little about it
Especially with the iPhone that records 52 facial muscles
Hi @mostafashirizade8352
We are planning to create a separate tutorial just for facetracking. Face tracking works almost identically in both versions - Captury Live and Captury Studio. And yes: Face tracking runs together with finger tracking as well - so you don't need to choose between fingers or face. For face tracking to work, in Captury you must select a camera from the entire setup as the face tracking camera. You can then move your head freely, but of course you cannot look in the opposite direction to the selected camera if you want face tracking to work.