I ran the Clean Up and identified a track point with a higher than average error of 1.72 px with an overall Solve Error = 0.91 px. When I deleted just that track the overall Solve Error went up to 4.14 px. Screen shots included. What is going on? Shouldn’t removing a higher error track make the Solve Error go down?
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Hi, I did an old course version about tracking videos. I had also a lot of problem getting a good stable track. Can’t say in detail what or how, it’s so long ago.
I have also bought this course but have no time to continue.
But this is what I can remember.
- More track points the better the outcome.
- Choose good, high contrast, mark points.
- Try to have mark points scattered over the whole image (yours heavily top left).
- Deleting a track point and it goes up. Undo and delete an other one.
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It seems odd for that point to be ‘bad’ as it is the first one Alfie chooses as it looks so good. (Camera tracking 7:40)
Try bigger tracking boxes.
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