Internal Camera Data exportable?

Hey guys!

I have been doing a lot of Unreal compositing lately and saw how the BM cameras can now stabilize using the internal gyro information. It got me thinking, is it possible to export that data so I could
later import it as an FBX or something into unreal to recreate my camera shots? I know I'd have to find the initial position and what not in unreal but...is there a chance the metadata could be exported as a file with useable values to import?

Thanks.
Shaun

Not being a developer, I'd say have a close look at GyroFlow version 1.2, which can now read BRAW with gyro data and has an option called "export project including gyro data". Maybe there's a way.

Fusion exports FBX camera

Not being a developer, I'd say have a close look at GyroFlow version 1.2, which can now read BRAW with gyro data and has an option called "export project including gyro data". Maybe there's a way.

Thank you! I will take a look at that!

Fusion exports FBX camera

Thank you! I will also look at that, although I am not great at using fusion. Do you happen to know if its actually the tracking data it exports from fusion or just a guess at tracking like if I was to use mocha or some camera tracking plugin? Thanks.

Check if this helps you- Note you need the Resolve Studio (the paid version for this)

A free alternative is to use the Blender tracker

I’m no expert in the field but doesn’t gyro data only express rotations? Gyroscope can’t measure acceleration so you can’t compute camera position from it, making it kind of useless for free moving camera. It could work for nodal pans I suppose…

What these devices have is called an IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) and these are capable of measuring both angular and linear acceleration.
'Gyroscope' is a popular expression for them, but not really correct, since that would be based on a rotating device like an artificial horizon in planes or directional devices on ships, which have been in use for more than a century.

I own the full version, so thank you I will watch these!

Check if this helps you- Note you need the Resolve Studio (the paid version for this)

A free alternative is to use the Blender tracker

As far as I can see, that’s image based, not on gyro data.

So it is. But camera tracking.