Complex tracking: Fusion vs. Mocha Pro?
Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2018 3:18 pm
Hello,
I do a fair bit of shot cleanup on car shots - usually removing reflections, bits of rigging, GoPro-type cameras, etc. Usually, as well as removing the actual object, I also have to remove its reflection and/or shadow, too, and add in new reflections. And that's on a very shiny curved surface, with the car and/or camera moving.
I normally use After Effects, and occasionally Mocha AE (the bundled-with-After-Effects version), but having seen some interesting tracking/cleanup shots in Fusion, was inspired to download the trial version, but it doesn't include the camera/planar tracking features of the full version. I'm also about to try out the trial version of Mocha Pro, and wondered if people in this forum might have experience of both, and could offer some helpful advice/opinions as to how they compare.
I've seen some fantastic results from Nuke and Flame, and wish I had the budget to go with either of those.
Thanks in advance for any input!
~ Paul
I do a fair bit of shot cleanup on car shots - usually removing reflections, bits of rigging, GoPro-type cameras, etc. Usually, as well as removing the actual object, I also have to remove its reflection and/or shadow, too, and add in new reflections. And that's on a very shiny curved surface, with the car and/or camera moving.
I normally use After Effects, and occasionally Mocha AE (the bundled-with-After-Effects version), but having seen some interesting tracking/cleanup shots in Fusion, was inspired to download the trial version, but it doesn't include the camera/planar tracking features of the full version. I'm also about to try out the trial version of Mocha Pro, and wondered if people in this forum might have experience of both, and could offer some helpful advice/opinions as to how they compare.
I've seen some fantastic results from Nuke and Flame, and wish I had the budget to go with either of those.
Thanks in advance for any input!
~ Paul