In this lesson I will guide you step by step through the process of placing any 3d element into your footage with Blender. It is simpler than you might think! You’ll learn about camera tracking, realistic lighting, using shadow catchers and finally the Rendering & Compositing. It is a beginner friendly tutorial with a lot of extra tips and tricks!
Motion Tracking is used to track the motion of objects and/or a camera and, through the constraints, to apply this tracking data to 3D objects (or just one), which have either been created in Blender or imported into the application. Blender’s motion tracker supports a couple of very powerful tools for 2D tracking and 3D motion reconstruction, including camera tracking and object tracking, as well as some special features like the plane track for compositing.
All of our tutorials were made using Renderro.
