In this tutorial, Mary Poplin shows you how to planar track a difficult whip-
pan in a shot and drop 3D models into a composite in both After Effects and
Cinema 4D. The process covers: โข Tracking long shots โข Tracking shots where
you don’t have good planar information for the entire length of the shot โข
Avoiding Reflections, Shadows, and other hiccups for the planar tracker โข
Using the 3D camera solver and it’s settings โข Exporting 3D cameras to After
Effects and Cinema 4D โข Setting up your shot in After Effects and Cinema 4D
pan in a shot and drop 3D models into a composite in both After Effects and
Cinema 4D. The process covers: โข Tracking long shots โข Tracking shots where
you don’t have good planar information for the entire length of the shot โข
Avoiding Reflections, Shadows, and other hiccups for the planar tracker โข
Using the 3D camera solver and it’s settings โข Exporting 3D cameras to After
Effects and Cinema 4D โข Setting up your shot in After Effects and Cinema 4D
