Re: Text motion tracking by Andrew Lenczycki on Apr 25, 2012 at 2:52:00 pm
If you're talking about the white text that is superimposed on the scene, indicating what is being said, it can be done with text events (Media Generators tab, Text event) that are controlled with keyframes in Track Motion - 3D Source Alpha. There will be a lot of keyframing needed to give the illusion that the text is part of the scene. It can all be done from within Vegas.
Re: Text motion tracking by Filipe Madureira on Apr 25, 2012 at 3:47:31 pm
Thank you for your fast answer! It worked :)
Now i must try to make it part of the scene, the only way is through keyframing?
In the same video as before , at 1:19 it is nicely done, do you think that it's only keyframing?
Re: Text motion tracking by Andrew Lenczycki on Apr 25, 2012 at 4:40:26 pm
Yes I do. At the 1:19 point, it appears as if you go "thru" the text. This looks like it was done by fading out the text and adding a little Gaussian Blur (FX) at the same time.
Re: Text motion tracking by Filipe Madureira on Apr 25, 2012 at 7:06:32 pm
I tried a lot of times but with keyframing seems a lot impossible to make a realistic "Inside the scene" text. Probably it is just me, but isn't there some other way? I'm trying since some hours and the text isn't even nearly stationary as the one in the video. Thank you!
PS. even tried something with motion tracking and after effects but can't figure out..
Re: Text motion tracking by Paul Belter on Apr 26, 2012 at 8:46:32 am
you can put everything into a single frame in photoshop, but you will never do any proper motion tracking using handmade keyframing. no matter how long you try the text will always tremble.
the pro-way is to do in auto mode using after effect, mocha, or hitfilm.
Re: Text motion tracking by Aleksey Tarasov on Apr 26, 2012 at 8:52:55 am
Vegas doesn't have motion tracking tools out of the box (Track Motion IS NOT motion tracking solution)
You need BorisFX plugins, or standalone trackers (eg. Mocha)
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