1 Markers removal: I rotopainted the markers creating tracked patches into the 3D scene


Patches are located exactly on the selected points

2nd video


1 Markers removal: I rotopainted the markers creating tracked patches into the 3D scene
2nd video
Another way to create and apply elements to the tracked scene is using PointsTo3D
Tracking a 2d video to create a 3D environment. I have applied to the plate axises and cards in order to make visible the 3d space.
Starting from a 2d image, I recreated a 3d space: through use of cards, projected into a scene from a camera, all connected to scanline_render.
In this plate I tried to use most of the tools I have learnt during the first term using Nuke.
I first stabilized the footage and then I denoised it in order to track it way better. After that I started to rotoscope the main character because I want her always to be in front of everything I have added to scene.
I did some color grading, white balance and color-matching with all the images and videos that I added to the scene.
The original plate had some details which I didn’t like, for example some stains on the walls, tubes, people and signs. So I did some clean ups and replace where I could.
FIRST EXERCISE
VIDEO 2
VIDEO 3
Texan Boot
Mask