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Camera Tracking on Filmora (Windows)
Want to make added elements blend naturally with a moving scene? Camera Tracking in Filmora for Windows analyzes the camera movement in your footage and creates tracking points accordingly. You can then use the tracked scene to position 3D text or other elements so they follow the camera movement more naturally.
Guide to Apply Camera Tracking in Filmora
Follow the steps below to apply Camera Tracking to your video in Filmora:
Step 1. Import and Add Your Video to the Timeline
Launch Filmora and create a new project. Click Import to add your video to Project Media. Once imported, drag and drop the video onto the Timeline to begin applying Camera Tracking.
Step 2. Start Camera Tracking
Select the video clip on the timeline and go to Video, then look for Tracking. Enable Camera Tracking, choose Head, Body, or Custom based on what you want to track, and adjust the available settings if needed. Click Start to analyze and track the camera movement.
Step 3. Preview and Export the Tracked Video
Once Camera Tracking is complete, preview the video to check the tracking result. You can adjust the available tracking settings if needed. When you are satisfied with the final result, click Export in the upper-right corner to save your edited video.
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