Before this video I used a combination of auto tracking, and keyframing my matte in the clip window. I was tearing my hair out wondering why it would change everytime I went to play the video back. This helped me realize I needed to be in the Frame section rather than the Clip section when making manual adjustments. Not sure why it's built this way, but thanks for the clarification!
Really awesome tips... turning off softening during the track, Clip vs Frame mode... keyframes in Frame mode... thank you! This 5 mins felt like a robust minute, something to affect my own verbosity... I hope.
Thank you so much. The Resolve manual is trash sometimes. On "Dealing With Occlusions When Tracking" (chapter 137 Motion Tracking Windows), instead of telling us to create a keyframe where the tracking is good, it tells us to just create a keyframe after the badly tracked portion, which messes up the interpolation.
Thanks for this. Very helpful. How would you go about applying a power window to a subject and track it whilst it goes our of scene for a few seconds before coming back in? Say you were doing a pan across a room and wanted to keep some plants tracked for color correction.
Hi, great tutorial and very helpful. but i noticed in the end of the tracking while you where making corrections to the position of the power window it stopped following the angle of the head. Is there a way to correct that ... was re-tracking with a bigger or smaller power window not a better option ? Again many thanx for uploading 😁
It's Option+S for a Serial Node or Option+P for a Parallel Node on a Mac keyboard. Within the program, you can also do this on the Color Page by access the Color pulldown menu at the top of the display and select Nodes and then the Add Node options appear.
Before this video I used a combination of auto tracking, and keyframing my matte in the clip window. I was tearing my hair out wondering why it would change everytime I went to play the video back. This helped me realize I needed to be in the Frame section rather than the Clip section when making manual adjustments. Not sure why it's built this way, but thanks for the clarification!
Glad you like it!
Best tutorial ever
So glad you liked it!
This tutorial saved me a lot of time, thank you!
very useful tutorial thank you
Glad it was helpful!
This was refreshingly straightforward. Thank you.
Thank you so much for the kind words!!
Can anyone tell me how did he put second clip in there? I just cant!
Thanks, that is awesome, some people just explain things in a way is just easy to understand and sticks.
I'm so glad you liked it!
Really awesome tips... turning off softening during the track, Clip vs Frame mode... keyframes in Frame mode... thank you! This 5 mins felt like a robust minute, something to affect my own verbosity... I hope.
Great to hear!
Thank you so much. The Resolve manual is trash sometimes. On "Dealing With Occlusions When Tracking" (chapter 137 Motion Tracking Windows), instead of telling us to create a keyframe where the tracking is good, it tells us to just create a keyframe after the badly tracked portion, which messes up the interpolation.
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for the quick overview!
awesome. that's the tutorial i was looking for. Thank you!!
Glad to hear it!
Me too. Thank you Blake. Great video, loved to watch it.
Great video!
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The clip is very useful, thank you.
Glad to hear that!
Thanks for this. Very helpful. How would you go about applying a power window to a subject and track it whilst it goes our of scene for a few seconds before coming back in? Say you were doing a pan across a room and wanted to keep some plants tracked for color correction.
thanks for the video! Is there any chance to stop tracking at some point of the shot (for example face is not visible) and then to continue it?
wasn't expecting it to be this simple. just moved over from premier pro.
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Hi, great tutorial and very helpful. but i noticed in the end of the tracking while you where making corrections to the position of the power window it stopped following the angle of the head. Is there a way to correct that ... was re-tracking with a bigger or smaller power window not a better option ? Again many thanx for uploading 😁
Great video! Thank you so much!
I'm so glad you like it!
how to turn off window at certain point of time?
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Hi Blake. Is there a way to automate tracking windows for real estate? I am trying to bring the window views in
thank you so much
Thanks so much!
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thank you very much!
You're welcome!
nice
Thanks!
Excelente video
I'm so glad you liked the video!
Total beginner here. How did you add the second node?
It's Option+S for a Serial Node or Option+P for a Parallel Node on a Mac keyboard. Within the program, you can also do this on the Color Page by access the Color pulldown menu at the top of the display and select Nodes and then the Add Node options appear.
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I am on Windows so I guess it is Alt + S or P.
hey how do i unselect a tracker so then i can change the colour settings of my video in the background
thank you