In your CameraTracker properties, go to the 'tracking' tab, and click
'Add User Track' - then you can import tracks from a 2D tracker. Copy
the data (by shift-dragging the animation icon) rather than expression
linking it otherwise it won't work.
On 23/05/2013 23:12, marty b wrote:
*TheDagNode wrote:*
But the question wtill remain, can you use the 2D track and calculate
a camera move based on that?
Yes, that's what the camera tracker does. It takes these 2d tracks to
derive a 3d camera. In theory you can setup a full 3d camera track on
user tracked 2d tracks.
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