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Re: Replacing an object in live action footage with 3D model

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Re: Replacing an object in live action footage with 3D model
by randy johnson on Jul 6, 2008 at 7:51:34 am

Sadly I have seen next to nothing that really if going to help you here. In strong tracking applications ie. PF track you can clamp the camera ... so you track the object rather than the camera but thats a few grand....and not perfect either.

/randy


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