We will also be releasing a much more in-depth Insight on the new tool soon.The beta edition of the Resolve 12 User Manual is included with the installation in the DaVinci Resolve application folder If you haven’t used Magic Mask yet, don’t worry! It’s pretty simple to get started. I’ll also show you one of my favorite masking techniques – using Resolve 17’s new Magic Mask tool. In this Insight, I’ll walk you through my process both for tracking these challenging shots and for masking the object in the foreground. This can be done in various different ways depending on the needs of the shot. Once my track is solid – the next challenge is to mask out the window where the object in the foreground crosses. Once all the manual work is done – I’ll go back and track any additional sections before or after it that still need tracking – and adjust and keyframe if needed. With that in mind, I’ll make the start and end keyframes first – then gradually work inwards towards the middle of the manual tracked section. But I don’t just jump right in and start making keyframes! I think the best practice is to create the least amount of keyframes necessary to get the desired motion.
With that done – it’s time to get keyframing. Next, I’ll track the longest “easy to track” section. This plan consists of what sections I think will work with automatic tracking, and what sections won’t. When I approach a shot like this – the first thing I do is look at the entire shot and come up with a plan. My Methodology – Planning And Working From The Outside In Second – you need to mask out the window while it is obscured so your color adjustment doesn’t affect something it shouldn’t. Shots like this have two main problems to solve:įirst, you need to get a good track on the background object, before, during, and after it is obscured. Tracking a window that is obscured by a foreground object or person can be a frustrating challenge. No matter what – you will be in for some manual keyframing.
As great as most modern tracking software is – there simply is no way to deal with it automatically. We’ve all run into that one shot – where you want to track a power window, but the object or person you are trying to track has someone just walk right in front of it.
Tutorials / Better Window Tracking: Combining Tracking With Manual Keyframes Dealing With Problem Tracks
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