After selecting three or four groups of line segments you click Calibrate and it calculates the distortion correction. You then click on these lines to link up multiple lines that make up one straight segment. It first locates what it thinks are straight line segments in the image. In the lens module Mocha calculates the distortion added by a lens. This makes it possible to integrate Mocha with asset management systems. Also new is support for Python scripting.
Export to applications has been improved with this release and they can now export to Nuke’s Tracker Node. Mocha Pro also supports Autodesk Flame, Smoke, and Nuke, as well as editors like Adobe Premiere and Avid. It has image stabilization, Stereoscopic 3D support, and a 3D camera solver to calculate the virtual location of the camera used to shoot a clip and help composite 3D objects into a scene. The full version, Mocha Pro, will adjust for lens distortion, remove parts of a scene, and perform basic compositing with motion blur without switching into another application. Imagineer also produces a version of Mocha bundled with the application HitFilm that has functionality similar to Mocha AE. It also adds the lens distortion solving tool (it lacks the Insert, Remove, Stabilize and 3D functionality found in the Pro version). Mocha Plus is $195 and adds export support for Adobe Premiere, Apple Motion and Boris FX.
The basic version of Mocha, Mocha AE, offers 2.5D Planar Tracking and comes bundled with all current releases of After Effects. In its Pro version, it’s capable of much more. Mocha, which comes in multiple versions, makes it possible to track parts of a scene and then use that information to composite graphics and perform other manipulations to your image. Imagineer Systems has updated Mocha, their popular planar tracking tool.
0 kommentar(er)
