If you want to use the same video and panorama file that I did, download them here (free): https://www.patreon.com/posts/8182077
Camera tracking, (also known as match moving, motion tracking, camera solving) is something that I love to do, but haven't really worked on since my "advanced molecular physics" video. As a way of getting back into it, I wanted to make this blender camera tracking tutorial to show you guys how to use this awesome feature.
I wanted to share with you how I go about camera tracking in Blender, and how you can incorporate all sorts of effects into your camera tracked scene.
Every stage of the camera tracking process causes difficulties sometimes, and I wanted to share with you my experience and the ways I've found of overcoming common obstacles. For example, the default tracking markers don't track very accurately in my experience, so I show you a more stable sort of tracking marker that leads to a more accurate camera solve later on. This will make sure anything you composite into the scene will look as if it's anchored into your scene really well. I also show you how to set up a tracking scene very easily, and how to get over the problems with Blender's default tracking scene
Match moving is one of the most versatile features in Blender, so I'd love to see what you come up with, down below!
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