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Hello there and welcome
We're going to take her first deep dive into our compositing fundamentals now
And we're going to take a look at track
Are there three main types of tracking that you can do in composite
And those are your 2D track
A 2.5 di track
And your 3D track
So what exactly are the differences between
What's dive into new can take a look at 3
Set up a very basic scene here now
With varying camera motions I've added a little ones distortion so they're moving were actually matches what you would get
It's a right here what we have is what I would call a 2D track order
What characteristics make up a shot that I would define as 2D
Well there are two main things I look for in a 2D track motion
The first
Is there any parallax in the area where I'm trying to add my alarm
Is there any
Rotation that the object is doing
Or is it just staying in
Are typically on a tripod with very little movement or it could be a handheld shot
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That isn't while they swing around I think here is a good example
This is a very 2D track or start this would be difficult to do in fact I was just dive in I've done
Quick
Weight track right here with us so we see it moving
White track all this is doing is moving in X and Y up and down
Import tracks you can add multiple trackers to add translation and scale
Again that's more for zooms
You're not going to get
Parallax out of a 2
Inside just quickly
Applied
This emotion to some text you
Very
It looks like it's six pretty well
What's double check that sticking well by using a stabilise
There we go that's pretty sick
I made with a little bit in the bottom corner because of lens distortion
Just looking at it in context
You can't tell again
Your stabilise is going to reveal
Every possible flower with your tongue
The key thing is to look at in motion and see it
And emotion
You can't tell but there's a slide
I think we can
The next type of track at 1
Is the 3D
Let's take a look at what a three track look like in the sea
So you can see
What moving forward it's like the cameras on a dolly you can really feel the parallax between objects but not
The parallax but they're dimensionality
And what do we mean exactly
Is the relative speed that two separate objects move
Based on the distance between the cam
And this creates the feeling
We'll look back at our example here you can see that are cube on the right side is moving much faster and much more
The nurse Elizabeth
And there
Is
Parallax can occasionally be handled by a 2D track
What are the times and that's because of our second Factor
A map
Is our dimensionality
Dimensionality is kind of like parallax but for one object
It's a relative speeds that different parts of a single object move
Based on the distance from the camera
This creates the feeling an object is more three-dimensional
Rather than a flat 2D plane
If you look at a sphere on the left here you'll see that a front of it is moving much faster than a top at the very side that we can see
And between the front and the side
Those areas are also moving at different speeds and this gives us a lot of information about what type of shape the subject is
Dimensions
3D tracks are also the slowest tractor
And that's because of a couple reasons one is that when your 3D tracking a shot
You're really three tracking everything that's in it you're not tracking one point you're not just trying to get one area crack
Like a 2D track
You need everything to
You may only need one area to stick really well
But everything else that you're tracking in the scene
Has to be pretty
That's one of the main reasons
Excel
So the output of a 3
Will be a cat
What you through your camera
Alright
We have
Text here on a sphere that's not something we would be able to get
Flight tracker
NatWest out a lot
And there's some test cubes scattered throughout this as well to show them any different areas
It's not just
The sphere that sticking
The overalls
And again let's make sure this is actually
Stabilise
I don't want you to get caught up on what these nodes are by the end of the class you're going to
Everything that's
Right now we're just focusing on
Whitewashing
So we stabilise the centre of the sphere and we can see the salt stick in pretty
We won't be going over 3D tracking in this course because
3D tracking really is in
Form on
You can do it in you but honestly it's not the best
Anything beyond something incredibly easy
It's going to snow
And for that reason I'm not going to go out
Let's move on to our final count
Tracking
Which is the 2.5
Now a 2.5 d track
Is a hybrid between the 2D
Make it so
If you look at the shop
It looks like it should be a 3D trick shot we can see both parallax
And dimensionality you can see very clearly the cube moving in freedom
Depending on what element your heading to the shop
You don't have to go all out and get a freak
If you have a flat surface
You can fake dimension Ali
By using a 2.5 di track
Which is also known as a planet
Play this year
And there we go it's a 2.5 di track I'm using a tracker now Dracula going to go over this in next week's class
I'm sure you had a duke
This is
Or
Weight racks combine
And it's adding some dimension
2.5 di tracks are perfectly things like
Monitor burn
People holding phones in there
And Wilder weigh in
Adding a mural to a
Any surface that is flat
Even if there's a 3D movie
The camera
You can generally get away with d
5D
We wouldn't be able to pull off a plane or track on the sphere
It wouldn't end up sticking because really we can only make it stay
The cylinder I think we would also have a hard time getting a 2.5
Detract a stick
Beautiful round
A floor
It's a flat
One of the something to the floor need to do a full 3 track
You can just
2 point
Corner pin
So again what's make sure this is a stick
Correctly
Wise
You can see your prospective changes
What's the camera chop down but I text is sticking
So these are the main 3 types of tracks you'll see
Briefly summarise your 2D track is just for X and Y motion in occasionally zooms
It's the most straightforward
And the fastest
Your 2.5 di track is when you're trying to try
Planar surfaces anything that be put on a flat roof
It's not the fastest technique but also not the slowest
Track is when your shot introduces
Parallax and dimensionality
That needs to be reflected in the element your
When you're looking at a shower
Typically you'll be able to hone in on what type of track it will be without doing anything
Sometimes you might be like that might be a 2D track but it also might be a 2.5 Di
But you can certainly hold in on one or two
The track
And one that happened
I recommend starting with the fastest Ark
You know pretty quickly
If that's going to work or not if you need to escalate it to the next type of tree
So let's practise this now in the few examples and determine what type of track
We would need to use
Alright so we have her first shot here lipstick
Looks like we have a handheld shot standing behind the actor
In this example we were going to say we're going to replace
Iraq on the far right side
Wibsey ACG statue
Analysing this I feel love
QD motion became is not moving forward or backwards really it's staying in relatively the same
I'm not seeing much parallax and I'm not seeing any dimension
So 1009
I'm very comfortable saying we can definitely use a 2D track
To get our element to stick for this
I've been on to the next shop
Alright looks like we're on a tripod here this is much
Smoother
We are tilting
And pain into the left
And what's add some graffiti to those two rocks to the upper right side
Frame
Is there any parallax in the shop
Really I'm not seen a time
Is there any dimensionality in the shop
Well there could be either feeling even though it's saddle and this is just the experience that in those top 2
Rocks a bear
Racine a little shift in their plane
I don't think it's enough to work a full 3D track
I think we can call that one at 2.5 di track and will be able to get agrifeed
Alright looks like we've had round shot here
You can immediately see a tonne of parallax and lots of dimensionality in the foreground rocks
Insulin medially screams out really true
Let's hold on for a sec
It depends what we want to do the shop
If we just wanted to replace the sky
Is really not any dimensionality to it also far away
Is probably a little scaling up that would happen so if we were placed in the sky
It's going to be a 2D
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Or a 2.5 di track
You can do site seems with two deep
We are adding something in the foreground here
It would definitely need to be 3D
I must say you're just adding a very small patch in which then I would say we can do it
5D
Alright let's go through a checklist year it looks like
Are cameras not on a tripod
It's handheld
And it's slightly moving for
And I think that's like move forward is going to give us a lot more trouble than
Because you might look at these monitors that were going to be replaced
We could just do a point
The weather for angle towards camera is introducing a little bit
Saddle dimensionality so I would say for this we would definitely want to do a 2.5 di track
And in fact we will because this is the shot that we're going to be tackling
It looks like this shot or camera is on a Steadicam and we are tracking to the right there's a little bit of rotation
See you there
In the shop what's a head in leaves falling from all of these
Is Armada parallax in the shop
So we will definitely want to grab at 3
Tesco to say
Find pictures to each one of these trees
You could potentially do that as a 2.5 do track
But you would have to do that for each individual tree
So 3 track really makes the most sense
Alright for a final shot we have a slide
Tilt up
Not releasing any dimensionality and here it is kind of hard because there are no objects
In the top
So there might be some slight tension Audi
Really tell
Do I have to keep that in mind
In the shop what's a head in a giant statue in the middle
So I will take this with I don't need to be
PewDiePie
Or
A 3D
Why not a 2.5 Utrecht
Well there's no object that's on the same plane where we want to add or stat
There's nothing that we can really track so I would try a 2D track first and if that doesn't stick
We're going to have to 3D track this to get the dimensional
Because a 2.5 L
Only works if you can track the actual plane that your ad in your eye
Alright that's the end of our example
That sums up
Are compositing fundamentals tracking
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