Rotoscoping made easy

Posted on 26. Nov, 2009 by Jerzy Drozda Jr in LIVE!

Rotoscoping principals along with some tips, tricks and techniques I developed over few years. Learn how to create a perfect roto without killing yourself on the way.

Tags: animation, keying, LIVE!, tips, Tutorials

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4 Responses to “Rotoscoping made easy”

David Byrne

26. Nov, 2009

Hey man, that was great – some top tips there – love the motion blur idea, that is just genius. Brilliant solution!

Lots of good workarounds and shortcuts, actually getting more precise rotoscoping as well. Thanks loads!

Cheers!

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laura

08. Dec, 2009

hi there… eh jerzy (i had to figure it your real name since im about to type ‘is maltaanon his real name?”)

anyway… im one of your asian fans :) and i just saw this live recorded tutorial. awesome!

a lil question if you dont mind…

1. how am i supposed to find a good and right for tracking point? in this tutorial you used the white stripe on the soldier’s neck. but what about the footage of man running with gun? how can i find a fix tracking point for the null?

2. yes! put the tutorial for the last 2 footage you showed. the changing face one :p

sorry for the bad english and sorry for not joining the live session because its early mornin here :p

thanks! you are amazing!
laura

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- Jerzy Drozda Jr
  
  08. Dec, 2009
  
  Hey Laura. Nice to meet you. As I said in the session, it’s good to set tracking points for each body part, so there are many places to look for the good tracking point. If you cant keep the track you can use multiple points at multiple times of the clip.
  
  This whole idea is based on tracking knowledge, so make sure you have some before working with a complicated footage.
  
  As for the face swap tutorial I’m sure I will post it. Just don’t know when yet.
  
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