Silhouette Paint - Getting Started - Motion Tracking Comparison

Solid motion tracking data is vital for good digital paint. That's why Silhouette Paint offers three different types of motion tracker, so there's always one that can help with the task at hand. This tutorial goes deep into how each of these trackers work, how they are different from each other, and which one is most helpful for a particular job.

Importantly, you will learn how to check if your tracking is good enough to use for Auto Paint. Plus learn other uses for motion tracking data within Silhouette Paint.

Silhouette Paint is available as a plug-in for Adobe and OFX or as part of the standalone Silhouette application.

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** Quick Jumps **
02:25 : Point tracking
06:31 : Pre-Processing to make motion tracking more accurate
08:27 : Applying tracking data from the point tracker
10:05 : Two-point tracking with the point tracker
12:27 : Planar Tracker - Using Silhouette's planar tracking
17:01 : Mocha Tracking - Using the integrated Mocha planar tracking
19:31 : Using tracking data in the Paint module
20:36 : Matchmoving clone sources
21:25 : Using tracking data with Auto Paint
23:25 : Tracking Perspective changes / corner pinning
25:30 : Choosing the right area for perspective tracking
26:35 : Painting with perspective changes