What is Matchmoving in VFX?
Matchmoving is the invisible thread that makes a digital dragon feel right at home in a medieval castle or a futuristic skyline that looks like it truly exists. From the mind-bending action of The Matrix to the breathtaking landscapes of Avatar and Interstellar, matchmoving is the wizardry that keep
Types of Motion Tracking You Can Use in After Effects
Motion tracking is one of the most used features in After Effects, and it’s one of the tools we rely on to bring stunning visuals to life on screen. With this feature, you can place new elements in a scene and make them move, shift, and behave as if they were part of the original […]
Camera Tracking Techniques Every Video Professional Should Know
Camera tracking is an MVP in creating some of the most famous scenes in films. Just look at the iconic “Avengers Assemble” scene from The Avengers: Endgame. This shot is a prime example of how powerful this technique can be. If you work in video production or animation, using a few advan
Reasons Why Camera Tracking is Important in VFX
Ever since that T-Rex stomped into our living rooms in Jurassic Park, we’ve been blown away by the mind-bending visual effects (VFX). But do you ever wonder how filmmakers make a giant lizard look so real in a scene shot on a regular movie set? And make it look like it seamlessly interacts wit
Why Is Motion Tracking After Effects Essential for High-Quality VFX?
Post-production requires attention to detail when creating high-quality VFX for films, commercials, and online content. Many processes are needed for a perfect VFX visual, and Motion Tracking After Effects is one of them. Animation and VFX Artists create many virtual elements, imagery, and CGI-devel
How to Enhance Your VFX with Motion Tracking in After Effects
VFX is known for accuracy and realism; every enthusiast strives to achieve greatness. Whether adding supernatural elements to scenes or merely heightening reality, the option to track and match motion effectively is paramount. Motion Tracking in After Effects can now not be considered by VFX artists