Motion and Camera tracking is an important part of the VFX pipeline where it is often also called Matchmoving. We’ll also explore the common applications of both motion tracking and camera tracking as well as the different softwares used for both. What it is and how it affects the world of cinematography. We’ll look at how tracking came about in the film and its role in the industry. Camera tracking tracks the camera’s motion and projects it as if you are in a VR or augmented reality world, making the scene more immersive.
Motion tracking tracks the motion of an object from a cameras perspective. What is the difference between camera tracking and motion tracking? Their difference is in the standpoint of the action being followed. I will share with you where the confusion might be from and provide you with applications for both techniques to clear the confusion. I found out that there is a gray area on the difference between motion tracking and camera tracking. If done right, tracking shots allow filmmakers to draw the audience deeper into the characters’ story and share their narrative. Tracking shots like camera tracking and motion tracking helps in doing that – engaging the viewers. One of the main objectives of filmmaking is making the audience forget that there is a camera.
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