It uses techniques from 3D tracking rather than 2D approaches like optical flow, combining several different algorithms to produce a robust result. Planar tracking tech grew out of computer vision research carried out at Surrey University in the late ’90s.

But before we get to that, a bit of historical perspective is in order.Īt IBC 2001, Imagineer showed their planar tracking technology publicly for the first time, launching mokey, a removal product which allowed artists to get rid of objects in a scene with less manual tracking and painting/clone techniques. Brownlee is teaching a new mocha pro v3 course at fxphd this term, and the new release will also be available on the VPN. In this fxguide exclusive, we’ll take a look at some of the tech behind the new features, a bit of behind the scenes into the development of the software, as well as a written review and hands-on video from fxphd prof Ben Brownlee. There will be tiered upgrade pricing from all mocha versions, including the bundled Adobe AE version.

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