Master Camera Tracking in 4 Minutes | Blender Tutorial 

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Well, you don't have to have 8 common tracks along the whole clip, just between the keyframe A and B. (In the Solve tab) Hope that helps!

Same problems here

@@atch300 yeah it's tricky, still haven't found a solution

Hey there, so yeah I think there are two workarounds, the first one is this video by cgmatter: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PGwRpbYK45Y.html this will only work in some cases, but you could try to give it a shot the other workaround, isnt really a workaround, rather a bit of extra information, because the 8 don't actually need to persist for the whole footage, they only need to be active withing the frame range you set for the camera solve, of course you always need 8 trackers, but they don't have to be the same anymore. I hope that helps!

@@edinspiegel I'll check it out, thank you so much!

I think there must be some track that's glitching out in that moment - maybe you have to manually observe all tracks and see which one is the problem. Let me know if that helps!

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Yeah, you are 100% Correct - My newer videos are still fast-paced but without any of the memes and unnecessary distracting stuff. They are a bit slower, but I don't want to slow down to much.

I like it fast! Could live without the memes, though. 😅

Hey there - yeah so you need to use image sequences because else you can run into a situation where the tracking points are slipping around - I think it only happens if the framerate doesnt match 100% - but just to be sure I always convert the footage into an image sequence first.

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Well that's... unfortunate! What exactly are you struggling with? Is it just jittery? Or do you even get a solve?

@@edinspiegel jittery. I keep deleting tracks until I'm under 1 pixel solving error. It's still jittery here and there. If I delete too many I can't solve it anymore. So I live with the jitter and add more fake shake in after effects

@@PhilFlock Well that to is a tactic! - I don't know exactly what the problem could be - but some things come to mind: 1. the tracks you have glitch out on specific frames - this doesn't have to impact the solve error that much, but can be spotted when watching them closely through the entire clip 2. you're objects arent properly aligned with the ground - this could result in a lot of sliding 3. you don't have enough tracks close to the object you wan't to place in the scene maybe if you could send me a screenshot of the tracking graph I could diagnose further!

@@edinspiegel that'd be cool. Are you on Instagram

@@PhilFlockdid that help?

You could do it that way, but I disagree honestly, I prefer to correct any errors that occur while tracking, rather than having to constantly re-keyframe a track that stopped even though it was still tracking the exact correct thing.

@@edinspiegel I guess if you're choosing your own trackers, correlation is less important than if you used detect features. I tend to use the latter approach and figure why not start with .9 because I can always back that up if I need more markers.

@@spearcy Yeah you are right, in that case a 0.9 correlation would be smart!

I agree 100%. Unfortunately most youtube tutorials are like this to cater to the ADHD crowd.

You have a slow down function in RU-vid and you can play and replay the video so what else ?

@@stephanenicault4939You shouldn't have to slow down the video.

​@@gregorybennings8718 I always understand slowly. 😁

If you have a problem your idiotic ass should read the description, it says In under 4 minutes, how do you expect him to explain it to you in under 4 minutes? Like there are other blender tutorials you should watch