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Tim5071Newbie Location: Magee, MSJoined: Nov 06, 2016 14:00Messages: 3Offline
Solved byAug 06, 2018 20:13
I'm trying to add property lines to a video where the lines will remain in the appropriate locations while the video is in motion. Can someone point me in the right direction to figuring this out? I have looked for this, but I'm not exactly sure what this would even be called. Any assistance is GREATLY appreciated!!
ynotfishSenior ContributorLocation: N.S.W. AustraliaJoined: May 08, 2009 02:06Messages: 9977Offline
Aug 07, 2018 01:15
Hi Tim -
That's potentially a bit complex, depending on the video. I'm assuming it's shot from a drone.
If the video is static, with no panning or zooming, it's simple...
Take a snapshot from the video - draw the boundary line on it in graphics software - remove the background (unnecessary if you use layers & only save the boundary line layer as a .png). That .png file can be dropped in Track 2 at the appropriate point, so you get...
If the video is panning or zooming, which it might typically be shot from a drone, it makes the task much more challenging & PDR can't solve that easily for you.
One possibility (in that case) would be to frreze the video at that point - add a freeze frame - then insert the boundary overlay. That would be much simpler than manually keyframing the boundary line to change shape with the video.
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