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Hi,
I've just created a new tutorial to help out someone on this forum in response to this thread
viewtopic.php?f=22&t=55027
It's a Quick and Dirty way to solve his problem, hence the name Q'nD.
It shows how to use Fusion's tracker to stabilize a shot in such a way that it's easy to replace a big part of the image, after which I reintroduce the original camera movement.
I figured it might be useful to other people on the forum as well. As before: chime in with your requests on what *you* would like to see, and maybe the next Q'nD will be for your shot
Enjoy!
I've just created a new tutorial to help out someone on this forum in response to this thread
viewtopic.php?f=22&t=55027
It's a Quick and Dirty way to solve his problem, hence the name Q'nD.
It shows how to use Fusion's tracker to stabilize a shot in such a way that it's easy to replace a big part of the image, after which I reintroduce the original camera movement.
I figured it might be useful to other people on the forum as well. As before: chime in with your requests on what *you* would like to see, and maybe the next Q'nD will be for your shot
Enjoy!
Sander de Regt
ShadowMaker SdR
The Netherlands
ShadowMaker SdR
The Netherlands