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Motion Tracking In PowerDirector365
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I have tried to use motion tracking with an example that I attached in a video. A girl travels in a jeep following the movement of the jeep. However, the final image is not satisfactory because the motion tracking is not continuous.
Any suggestion or advice?
Thank you
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This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at Feb 25. 2023 16:07

optodata
Senior Contributor Location: California, USA Joined: Sep 16, 2011 16:04 Messages: 8630 Offline
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You need to anchor the frame on something that is obvious and reliable, like the roll bar of the jeep. An empty spot above it isn't a good choice.

Next, you'll need to go back and realign the tracker if you see it slip off target. To do that, stop the playback right when you see it slip and then record an update once you've adjusted the position. You can do that frame by frame if needed.

Once that's done, your photo should track more smoothly when you add it in. You may want to search on YouTube or in the tutorials section for more info on how to use the tool.

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