This type of tracking is often called Matchmoving, as you can use it to impart motion to a new element as if it was shot with the original real-world camera.įor example, if you want to add a moon to a sky of a shot where the camera has minimal movement (say a short pan, dolly, or handheld tilt), Transform Tracking is a good choice. It's able to track the X (left/right) and Y (up/down) motion of a pattern over time. Transform Tracking is the simples tracker available in most applications and occurs in 2D. No single tracking type works with all shots, and as a compositor it’s important to learn which tracker works the best in each situation.
I n this guide, world-renowned visual effects expert Lee Lanier from the learning platform Lowepost will walk you through the most common tracking types available in modern compositing applications.
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