Tips for Difficult Tracks in Davinci Resolve Fusion

Hi, thx again for your tutorial. For this kind of comp, the goal is to set, after tracking, the merge mode of the tracker on "BG over FG" and apply a keying on the green part, ... but in that case, to get rid of the marking crosses is painful lol ... I masked each cross with an ellipse on a lumakeyer placed after the deltakeyer but the result is not perfect when the cross is partialy covered by a finger.

But why does nobody put the footage behind the green screen after it’s tracked?

This is a much needed tutorial, almost all tutorials use best cases.

Your videos are super helpful - very detailed and presented to address real world usage. I'm subscribed to your channel and always look forward to new instructional videos. Thank you for publishing these!

Thank you so much !

Hi Bryan. I have lost count of the number of times I have seen this tutorial. Together with the 3D camera tracking tutorial it is a masterclass. Really, thank you very much for sharing it

Finally! Someone got these difficult one done. Thank you so much for that!! I have a question. You know how you added the mask in the beginning to exclude hand and the coat, could you give us some insight how you can do this using magic mask? like while using planar tracker, how can i include magic masked result in to the planar tracker? please help!

Great tutorial. Just what I was looking for. How do I color correct the image in the phone once its in there? I assume in fusion as well?

Yes, this is the best tutorial for explaining tracks that are being occluded or slipping off of the subject. Thanks!

This shot is so similar to the shot I’m working on and I have been pulling my hair out. If this ends up achieving what I need I owe you a damned beer!

Really complex tracking and an interesting approach to correction. Stunningly

Excellent video. Wish to God I'd found this earlier!

Is it possible to track a mask in polygon ?

I need an advice please ! I’m tracking an airplane. Airplane goes behind the trees and after 2 seconds it comes out again. At this point when airplane is behind the tree I do loose tracking. What should I do to avoid this ? Thank you 😊

Great tutorial ! How did you make those roto shapes ?

Pretty slick. I didn't know you could pause the track, change the track focus, and then resume the tracking. I just went back to a shaky track and that helped a lot. There's still much I don't know but this helped a lot.

Exactly what I was looking for! Finally someone who uses difficult footage! Earned a sub <3

Your logo is how I always sign my initials. - sincerely D. Peezy.
P.s, can't wait to get back to my pc and follow along with the vid!

One question ? Can I resolve it with surface tracker ?

What is the difrerent between surface traker and traker ?

The masking out the object not working

Excellent.

Was a great not to political correct tutorial 👍 I only miss that you complete the tracking with adding a deltakeyer and a picture to put on the phone so we can see the final result 🤓

Amazing video, thank you. I wish more people would make tutorials about difficult/annoying shots. It's easy to track flat surfaces with nothing in foreground, etc. The issues are always with the edge cases. Thank you again. I subscribed.

what was the root masks for occlusion ? first I saw it, are they tracked?

Wow this was so helpful.!
Thank you

Channel full of gold here people, sign up!

Spot on fella, cheers 👍

When I skip to a frame to do simple letter tracking, it crashes. Help?

Amazing tutorial, because you use difficult shots to track. Thank you, keep it up!

Excellent. Thanks for sharing

Finally someone explains how to make manual adjustments when the automatic planar tracking loses its way. Thank you! You have a new fan!

I can't thank you enough. you are a lifesaver. OMG, I have been looking for videos that can help me track a difficult shot like this.

Thanks!!

Thankyou very much....

dude yes! I been waiting for a new one. thank you!!

Why are there so few subscribers here? Your videos contain so much unique and really useful information! Thank you!
Where's the thousand likes button?)