Blender Motion Tracking Introduction | Add 3D elements to your Footage | Tutorial

Learn the basics of motion tracking inside Blender and how to add 3D elements to your motion tracked footage. Understand the initial steps of setting up video footage, adjusting settings like shutter speed, and creating a motion tracking workspace in Blender.

Detailed instructions on how to track footage in Blender including setting scene frames, prefetching, changing motion models, detecting features, tracking markers, and filtering out incorrect markers. Learn how to ensure a good track by cleaning up and solving camera motion.

Further enhancing the track by cleaning up tracks, adjusting settings for more tracking markers, and aligning the floor in the scene with the tracked footage. Explore ways to improve the track accuracy and solve camera motion more effectively.

After completing motion tracking, proceed to add 3D elements to the scene. Learn how to select tracking markers on the floor, align orientation, and enhance the track with additional points for a better result.

Final steps include adjusting settings in the compositing tab, rendering transparent sequences of PNGs, and using a plane as a shadow catcher in Cycles to improve the scene's realism. Ensure the video render meets your desired outcome and settings for the best results.