[Tom Pickard]

Hello!

Thank you very much for your help on this. You were right – it was the tracking point, I had selected an area which was just white, not near an edge, so after choosing the corner edge of the ‘E’ like you suggested it is nice and smooth 🙂

Thanks again,

Tom.

[Tom Pickard]

Thanks a lot Walter (Dan Ebberts)

But after I applied this expression to the 3D Camera Tracker’s Orientation, the text graphic loses connection with the tracking point and is now crooked throughout the whole shot.

What can I do to straighten it out and keep it fixed to the tracking point?

Many thanks,

Tom.

[Tom Pickard]

Hello,

Thank you very much for replying to this thread, much appreciated 🙂

So I have tried using the Point Tracker tool but doing this, the text/graphic doesn’t feel anywhere near as smooth as the 3D Camera Tracker.

I followed the ‘Orient To Camera’ method which is great, but this only locked the 3D axis, not the rotation.

Is there a way to lock the rotation value of the orientation?

Thanks,

Tom.

[Tom Pickard]

Hi Michael,

Thanks for replying on this matter,

The field dominance is on None and I can’t change it so thats right,

I tested the exported Apple ProRes 422 (HQ) file at the BFI screening theatres in London, they have a professional system, watched on a cinema size screen and saw the jitter, you can still see the jitter on macs etc… though….

Any other ideas, a lot of people say it is a frame rate problem, although we have stuck to 24fps all of the way through the edit workflow….

Tom.