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Using the Full Solve command

Using the Full Solve command - CINEMA 4D Tutorial

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Using the Full Solve command

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- [Instructor] In the chapters that follow, we'll dive deeper into working with the Motion Tracker object. But before we do that, I wanted to bring the Full Solve method to your attention. This is as automatic as it gets, where you simply choose Full Solve and your footage, and let Cinema 4D handle the rest. So without doing anything else, let's just execute the command, and we will select our City-Flythrough footage. And then Cinema 4D is going to get to work. So what's happening behind the scenes? Well, we've got a Motion Tracker object created, and the video sequence has been loaded into the object, and then automatic tracking is going to take place. So what's happening before that is C4D is just pre-loading in the footage, and it's quite a long sequence, so it's going to take a little bit of time. And then automatic tracking will take place where it's going to be looking for features. It'll hold onto the good ones, reject the bad ones, and then the 3D camera reconstruction is…

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