Victor Wolansky’s intermediate PFTrack course has been a continual favorite at fxphd and he’ll be building upon it with an advanced 3D tracking course. In this term we will take 3D tracking beyond the basics, we will see not only camera tracking, but also motion capture, plus even more “impossible to solve” tracks. This will be combined with a lot of practice and advance techniques.We will do object tracking, putting a 3D car over an existing car shot and track it. The course will also cover tracking a face and then using the point cloud to help modeling the replacement face. The insanely complex Sarah Jane “bike shot” will be solved — this is a shot that drove several fxphd professors crazy for almost a whole week. The VPN will use PFTrack 4.1 and whow how to use objects to track shots that cannot be tracked with conventional methods, as well as how to use the new i/tech files from Cooke Lens with PFTrack.

Fxphd’s popular camera tracking specialist Victor Wolansky teaches this third PFTrack in production course continuing his tendency to tackle only the most difficult shots. You’re sure to pick up a ton of new, high-end techniques for both object and camera tracking.

 

 

CGTuts+ Premium - Create And Composite An Inverted 3D Windows 7 Screen Using PFTrack, Maya & After Effects
Tutorial | English | Mp4 | h264 1174 kbps | 1280x720 | 25 fps | AAC 48 KHz Stereo | 02:00:00
Source Files | AEP | TIF | IFF | PNG | Swatch | 1.44 GB
Genre: e-Learning / After Effects / Maya / PFTrack | Level: Intermediate

fxphd’s popular camera tracking specialist Victor Wolansky teaches this third PFTrack in production course continuing his tendency to tackle only the most difficult shots. You’re sure to pick up a ton of new, high-end techniques for both object and camera tracking.

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