I’d already bought their SliceX masking plugin last year. Lucky for me as I was planning to buy it myself. It combines great value with ease of use and convenience.įor more information, more sample videos and a download of a 15 day free trial version, visit the CoreMelt website.įor a 84 minute webinar on many TrackX techniques, go to the Imagineer Systems video on Vimeo.ĭisclosure: CoreMelt sent me a review unlock code for TrackX. TrackX greatly reduces the number of workflow stages and opens up motion tracking to editors. Is anyone familiar with TrackX who can point me in the right direction I have installed the 15-day trial and immediately have what (to me) appears to be quite. Here is my sample video of what TrackX for Final Cut Pro X from Coremelt can do: Now Final Cut Pro X editors can use a new set of plugins to track objects and camera moves in their video clips to make overlaid graphics and text line up with video that has already been shot. Most recently it was only found in high-end compositing applications.

Up until recently tracking software to cost thousands of pounds and require expensive hardware to perform the necessary complex calculations. Compositing software can detect camera moves in the live action footage and move the graphic file so that the graphics ‘track’ with elements in the footage. This bundle includes: CoreMelt SliceX Powered by mocha CoreMelt TrackX powered by mocha for FCPX SLICEX SliceX lets you create instant tracked Shape Masks. In recent years matte paintings are digital images that are stored and composited with live action footage using computers. In the second half of the 20th Century, optical printers were used to combine filmed footage of a painting with live action film.

They locked off a film camera and filmed scenes though a pane of glass with a painting that was created to make smaller sets look like they were in much larger environments. In earlier decades many feature films relied on matte paintings to extend sets.

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