that's so nice, thank you. im glad they have been helpful to you :)

Glad you enjoyed it!

thats great! i'm glad the tutorial helped :)

Thank you, I’m glad it was useful, there’s plenty of tutorials to get you to a great level, also loads of free data to practice with :)

No worries :)

no worries :)

Ha ha yeah, I don’t like vertical video tbh, Iv not actually don’t any vertical video shots, I’d try setting the sensor size to the vertical format,

Ideally, if you have measured set dimensions, you should try to model the geo as close as you can, then import that into 3de and survey to the geo

hey, yes, you a free to use all the data for your personal projects and show reels :) if that's what you meant?

@@VFXTutors Thanks for your speedy reply, much appreciated. I was wondering if you have any tutorials for bringing tracked footage in to maya, specifically the line up within maya. I've got my footage in to maya im just struggling with the line up

@@hannahlowry1668 yeah, all my tutorials go through the entire process, do you have geometry you have already made or creating geometry from the point cloud?

no worries :) glad it was useful

@@VFXTutors Absolute sir very useful

that's coming soon :)

you can set the samples higher as this can sometimes give better results, but usually the default is fine each lens model is for the different type of lenses you'll encounter, most of the time you'll work with Classic LD or Radial Standard as these are used for spherical lenses, which are the most commonly used lenses. Fisheye is for fisheye lenses, I rarely use this as filming with fisheye lenses causes a lot of problems and doesn't look nice. Anamorphic is or anamorphic lenses, these are very different to spherical lenses as tey have an eclipse shape glass to squeeze the image, this allows for a wider aspect ratio. anamorphic is notoriously difficult to work with for 3de gives you a few distortion models to help with solving anamorphic properties. but usually you'll only come across anamorphic footage whilst working as they are very expensive lenses. hope that helps?

@@VFXTutors What is it difference classic lens between radial standard?

classic is just a very basic distortion model, i use this for shots I have no data on as it solves very basic parameters, if you use the more advance one it might give you odd distortion results, but if your track it good, they will both do the same job Radial standard you have a few more parameters to adjust if you need, these mostly get used for big focal changes or wider lenses to help with distortion

If you use your number pad you can nudge the points very slightly

@@VFXTutors Thank you!

Hi, sorry that its not working, what does is say when you click the link? are using a vpn?

@@VFXTutors Thank you again, let me learn so much, this kind of tracking is really exciting, I downloaded it, thank you for your selfless teaching

no worries :) im glad its useful, if you know anyone else that would like to learn, it would be great if you could share my channel :) thanks :)

hey, so in this tutorial we are solving as if we had no data, but we took a guestimate of the focal length then solved the film back, you should only solve width then the ratio will be automatically corrected to the footage resolution

Try to have you task manager open when your working in 3de to check if your not maxing out your pc.

thanks, glad they have been useful, if you upload the footage to onedrive you can send me a link to my facebook page, link is in the video description :)

hey, my specs are i7-7700K 4.20GHz - 64gb DDr4 - GTX 1070 -

hi, this tutorial goes through the whole process of tracking with no data, it should help you to track any shot with no data :)

Manish Roshan hey, part 2 is here :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdZ5qs9nqcmWgX0.html

sorry i forgot to publish it, try now

mocha is good

sure, whats up?

@@VFXTutors why do you choose infinitely distant option sir

sometimes 3de doesn't quite find the depth of the background and can give you a weird horizon, when you select a point to be infinitely distant, your saying there is no more paralax beyond this point and the furthest away, it can help a lot with shots where you have a huge distances like in this shot, hope that helps?

@@VFXTutors Thanku sir thanku sir for the clarification.

this tutorial goes through the entire process of that :)