Oct
31
2010
31
2010
After Effects & SynthEyes Quick Tip: SynthEyes for AE 2D Tracker.
Quick Tip number two: Using SynthEyes to generate a 2D tracker in After Effects.
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An article by Josh
Definitely well done!
Keep up the great tuts! I learn everytime!
Thanks Sam
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Nicely done, Josh!
I think it’s also possible to select the tracker in Syntheyes, hit CTRL C, go into AE, select your solid layer, and hit CTRL P, without exporting and saving anything. I’m pretty sure I remember doing that on a project.
Thanks Sean for the comment. Yes, I’ve used that method previously but I prefer to have a saved file I can reference at any time on my hard drive. I use that same workflow with Mocha AE (mocha import script is nice too). I’m pretty obsessive compulsive when it comes to VFX jobs lol.
nice tips thanks JOSH
Thanks ico.
Hi, thanks for the tutorial, one question: Can I use this Solid to stabilized the Footage?
Hi, you can do stabilization but not with just the solid. More work would be required.