[Eric Brown]

thanks for the response, though that still doesnt really make sense to me.. if they motion track it and import it into after effects, i dont see how the footage could possibly match up. it would look like a seperate flat floating clip, thats floating along to the motion of the camera, wouldnt it?

i found another youtuber that has done a similar thing, does anyone think he’s on the right track?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYl0O7QpzqE

i tried to do the same thing he’s doing but he’s using syntheyes and 3dsmax where im using boujou and maya, both of us are using after effects tho. my only issue is when i tracked it, it exported the camera positions at different orientations then he represents in his video. and it doesnt seem like his method work as good, with a free moving camera.

[Eric Brown]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVIPUL3cmZE

i think i just have a problem with the tracking now but it still seems like they didnt something different, maybe its camera quality?

[Eric Brown]

hey ive been trying to find this out too for a while, and seeing this has helped me alot. i actually started having the same exact problem too! i think i got around it tho by instead of using screen, i duplicated it and used a luma matte. that way the white parts are nice and solid. i am having trouble in that my noise is making the lines super thick and not going up and down, they are just dissapearing and reapearing

[Eric Brown]

i finally figured it out! thanks alot for your help, it was much appreciated!