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Feature Request: Motion Tracker in the Crop & Zoom
Arryl [Avatar]
Newbie Joined: Dec 02, 2018 18:53 Messages: 5 Offline
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Hi PowerDirector Team,

I would appreciate having the ability to apply a Motion Tracker inside the Crop & Zoom feature. For example, I would like to crop my video frame and then have the frame follow the tracked object.

When I looked at the Motion Tracker originally, I noticed that the software does have the ability to track objects. But looking among the other features, I could not find a way to crop the video while following a tracked object.

If this feature is already included somewhere, please let me know.

Thanks!
Maliek [Avatar]
Senior Contributor Location: San Antonio, Texas USA Joined: Nov 10, 2012 12:01 Messages: 851 Offline
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Quote Hi PowerDirector Team,

I would appreciate having the ability to apply a Motion Tracker inside the Crop & Zoom feature. For example, I would like to crop my video frame and then have the frame follow the tracked object.

When I looked at the Motion Tracker originally, I noticed that the software does have the ability to track objects. But looking among the other features, I could not find a way to crop the video while following a tracked object.

If this feature is already included somewhere, please let me know.

Thanks!


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optodata
Senior Contributor Location: California, USA Joined: Sep 16, 2011 16:04 Messages: 8630 Offline
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I do this all the time and it's not all that hard to do, it just takes a little practice.

See this post for more info, and be sure to set starting and ending keyframes as your first steps so you'll always come out of the clip with it at full screen.

YouTube/optodata


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