OT, but worth watching - one click motion tracking


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OT, but worth watching - one click motion tracking
by Peter Wiggins on Nov 28, 2008 at 2:08:19 pm

All,

My colleague Graham at Root6 sent me a link to this very interesting video about tracking, so I thought it was worth a post.

http://vimeo.com/2345579

If you have to blur number plates out a lot, then hopefully something like this is not too far away :)

Peter

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Re: OT, but worth watching - one click motion tracking
by Paul Dickin on Nov 28, 2008 at 4:50:44 pm

Hi
Just like Canoma once Adobe got their hands on it :-(

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Re: OT, but worth watching - one click motion tracking
by David Roth Weiss on Nov 28, 2008 at 5:00:00 pm

Good one Peter, thanks for sharing.

Adobe are now the innovators in our industry. Three years ago it was all Apple, but today innovation at Apple is limited to the iPhone.

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Re: OT, but worth watching - one click motion tracking
by Steve Connor on Nov 28, 2008 at 7:34:33 pm

I do think Adobe have an easier platform to innovate with, their code rewrite gives them much more flexibility with PPro, Apple are stuck with all the rubbish under the hood of FCP for the moment.

Hopefully all this will change next year with the sleeker OS coming and fingers crossed a rewrite of FCP, If it doesn't then I think Adobe are going to start seeing a lot more switchers from FCP.

Steve Connor
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Re: OT, but worth watching - one click motion tracking
by Chris Poisson on Nov 30, 2008 at 2:57:19 pm

You know, around 10 years ago when I did a lot more print, Quark was the undisputed king. If you told me then that Adobe InDesign would take over in 5 years, I would have had a good laugh. Now, it's everywhere. Sure, there are still Quark users, but still...

Hey Apple, history may be about to repeat itself...

Thanks Peter!

Have a wonderful day.

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