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Article #154Re: Real-Time Chroma-Key Motion
From: Dower_Patrick
Date: Thu, 02 Apr 2009 05:25
Date: Thu, 02 Apr 2009 05:25
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Adolfo: First of all thank you for your response! I appreciate it so much. I have gone and looked up Matchmoving, but that is not quite what I was looking for. On the Bonjour site (2d3 company) I did find another product, "TacitView" that seems more like what I need. It tracks movement in video. Hopefully I can better explain myself this time around :) I want to set up an unmoving camera, have the movement in the video be tracked, and have a graphic map itself to that movement. A scenario example: A camera is at the end of a hallway. It is recording and I walk into its view. Software detects my movement. A graphic I created then moves side to side as I do. My ultimate goal was to have that graphic then be projected/displayed back out so It creates a mirror effect. Except instead of your reflection you would see a graphic element moving along with you. I'm pretty sure after effects wouldn't even be the software here, and it will probably be multiple software's routed together, but it's the only one I know that might even touch this idea. Thanks for any help!
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