Hi, I'm new here, although I've been watching the tutorials and seraching info in the forums for some years now...
So, as my title suggests, I have a problem with importing Syntheyes trackers into AE 7, via .ma files.
I first track the motion OK, with a 0,29hpix error, and then I create three new track points, track, and I set them as coordinate axis (inside Syntheyes), and I only export these 3 to .ma. I did all this following an official tutorial (or I believe it was ;) )
When I imprt into AE, it creates two comps: "title" and "Title square"
The "Title" comp is empty, so I open the other one (as the guy in the tut. also did). And here comes the problem, which causes everything I believe: the comp is squary, and concretely it has a resolution of 719x720, when it should be 1280x720 (also inside Syntheyes the video was 1280x720, so the problem isn't because of the video input, i believe).
Now, as track points (in form of nulls) have been squeezed into that square comp, to have a loyal tracking, I need to make my footage comp size, and so I loose a lot of resolution.
So, it's obvious that either I'm doing something wrong, or the program has a bug or something, so I hope any of you can help me with it :)
I'm in a bit of a hurry as I have to have this ready for Christmas Eve, and I had to make a preview for tomorrow, but I think I'll use for tomorrow the 2D tracking of AE... It's just draft quality ;)
Re: SynthEyes into AE problem... by Dave LaRonde on Dec 18, 2007 at 5:33:45 pm
I would double-check the settings in your 3D application. Does your 3D application know that it is creating camera moves to be used in a screen resolution of 1280x720?
Re: SynthEyes into AE problem... by Alfonso Gamez Jordano on Dec 18, 2007 at 9:30:41 pm
Well, I have had SynthEyes for about a week and a half, so I don't know much about it... But I looked at the settings and couldn't find the cause fo my problem (although I didn't understand maaany options), and I believe the program would guess it, as it perfectly knows it's tracking a 1280x720 25p video...
So thanks Dave for your effort, but I would need someone who actually knows the program to guide me.
