Probably a photogrammetry software... That's what I'd use but maybe there's something much more straightforward. I would extract frames from the video at specific timecodes, run those in a photogrammetry software (like metashape, that would also give me field of view for setting the camera for later), reference using ground control points (either GPS or from a laser scan using the neighbouring buildings), export camera positions, interpolate to get a spline of the trajectory. Render the project in unreal or blender using location and time for sun settings. And do compositing in after effects if needed. Again maybe there's a much quicker and dirtier way.
so you brought a camera into unreal that has tracking on it, then rendered that area,, then layered that render to the original footage? is that right? where did you get the camera trackking data from? how did you only render that section in unreal? or did you crop the rest out? thanks i tried a bit using unreal engine for rendering tracking data was not successful.
Can you do a tutorial?
excellent! perfect use :)
This is awesome! Subbed for more. 😍
Nice job!
It looks flawless!! Can i ask you what software did you use to track the camera movement. Many thanks
Please please please make this tutorial,..please
Hi, Can you tell how you got the tracking camera into UE? Thank you a lot
is a amazing video, srry how to preview real footage in camera ue5 for matching place object.
@dereli visuals which software did you used to track camera
please let me know it would be very helpful
Probably a photogrammetry software... That's what I'd use but maybe there's something much more straightforward.
I would extract frames from the video at specific timecodes, run those in a photogrammetry software (like metashape, that would also give me field of view for setting the camera for later), reference using ground control points (either GPS or from a laser scan using the neighbouring buildings), export camera positions, interpolate to get a spline of the trajectory. Render the project in unreal or blender using location and time for sun settings. And do compositing in after effects if needed.
Again maybe there's a much quicker and dirtier way.
so you brought a camera into unreal that has tracking on it, then rendered that area,, then layered that render to the original footage? is that right? where did you get the camera trackking data from? how did you only render that section in unreal? or did you crop the rest out? thanks i tried a bit using unreal engine for rendering tracking data was not successful.
Are u use after effects or nuke for compose?
any tutorials?
how to matchmove in unreal engine???
Hi J K
We did not track the camera or we did not do the 3d modelling inside the unreal engine.
Sorry for the confusion.
You can track the camera in Blender and bring it into UE5
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GOOD JOB............however grass is not matching with MOV!
Hello, how to connect you
Hello, you can email me at derelivisuals@gmail.com Thanks
Are you available for hire?
Hi, yes, of course, I am available for hire. Please send message to serhan@derelivisuals.co.uk Thanks