Motion Tracking in Nuke - Part 7 - Planar Tracker | Nuke Tutorial @creativetap7346
Motion Tracking in Nuke - Part 7 - Planar Tracker | Nuke Tutorial  @creativetap7346
Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
In this video I will show you how to track a planar surface using nukes own Planar Tracker. I will show you how to offset the track and how to deal with Stabilize, Absolute and Relative planar track data.

Project Footage: drive.google.com/file/d/1mtCRLoMdvasmM2hcBwmK1Iu-skC0mshD/view?usp=sharing

Project Footage Frame Range Used: 1-199

00:07 Project Overview
01:27 Analysing the footage
02:27 Setting up the track
04:41 Tracking
06:03 Setting our plane
08:54 Offsetting a bad track
10:19 Export data options
13:43 Exporting our reference frame to Photoshop
14:07 Making our fake sign in Photoshop
19:19 Adding the new sig

Music for intro and outro provided by bensound.com

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