3D Track TEXT ANYWHERE in your videos using Davinci Resolve!

TL;DR

This tutorial demonstrates how to use 3D tracking in DaVinci Resolve to add text or objects that appear as part of the footage.

Transcript

So you want to enter the world of 3d tracking. You sure you ready? Because in this video, I'm going to show you how to stick any text or object to your video by using 3d tracking to make it look like it's part of your footage. But first, my name is Billy and I make weekly videos all about teaching you to become a better video editor. So if you wan... Read More

Key Insights

• 🎥 3D tracking allows users to stick text or objects to their videos, making them look like they are part of the footage.
• 🎬 To begin 3D tracking, users need footage and a computer that can run DaVinci Resolve.
• 📹 Users can download free footage to practice with.
• 🔁 Duplicating the clip and turning off one layer is a necessary step before starting the tracking process.
• 💻 Fusion is the tool used for 3D tracking in DaVinci Resolve.
• 🔍 Adjusting settings in the camera tracker, such as autotrack locations and feature separation, can improve tracking accuracy. ⌛ It takes time for DaVinci to track the footage, but not as long as getting married in Vegas.
• ✉️ After tracking, users can export the data and apply it to text or objects in a 3D space, allowing for manipulation and placement in the video.

Questions & Answers

Q: How can 3D tracking be used to make text or objects appear as part of a video?

To make text or objects appear as part of a video, 3D tracking in DaVinci Resolve can be used. By duplicating the clip, adding the camera tracker, adjusting settings, and tracking the footage, users can stick the desired text or objects to specific points in the video. Additionally, masking techniques can be applied to make the text or objects go behind certain elements in the footage.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• The video provides a step-by-step guide on how to use 3D tracking in DaVinci Resolve to stick text or objects to video footage.

• It explains the process of duplicating the clip, adding the camera tracker in Fusion, adjusting settings, and tracking the footage.

• The tutorial also demonstrates different methods to mask objects and adjust the tracking for a seamless integration of text or objects.