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Planar Tracking
Planar Tracking is a video editing and visual effects technique for tracking the movement of flat surfaces within a video. It precisely follows objects on a two-dimensional plane, such as billboards or screens, and allows for advanced integration and manipulation of video elements. This tool is ideal for tasks such as license plate obscuring or billboard replacement.
This guide explains how to use Planar Tracking in your videos on Windows:
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Step 1: Import and Add Media Files to the Timeline
Open Filmora, start a new project, select +Import to add your video clip, and drag it onto the timeline.
Step 2: Locate Planar Tracking
Before understanding more about the feature itself, it is best to figure out all routes that can help you reach out to Planar Tracking.
Method 1. Access via Property Panel
After importing a video, double-click on the clip to access its properties panel. Navigate through Video tab into the Tracking section to find the Planar Tracking feature.
Method 2. Access via Timeline Toolbar
Conversely, you can also access the AI Tracking Tools option in the timeline toolbar after importing your video. Find the Planar Tracking option to continue further.
Method 3. Access via Top Tools Menu
The feature is also accessible via Tools > Video > Planar Tracking on the top.
Step 3: Select a Tracker and Proceed
Among the two options available, choose Auto or Advanced to define the planar tracker mode, and proceed further.
Auto Planar Tracking
After selecting Auto, find 4 tracking points appearing on the preview window. You can simply select the target that you want to track using the tracking points, before clicking Start.
With the video rendered, preview the result on the timeline, and make any single-frame adjustments, if needed. You can also hide or show the tracker using the Eye icon in the Planar Tracking settings.
Advanced Planar Tracking
If you go for the Advanced option in Planar Tracking, define the target with the available tracking points. Select an Accuracy level from the available options and start the analysis using the available options.
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The higher the precision, the longer the processing time.Using the available tracking buttons, analyze the complete footage, or track it frame-by-frame. For tracking another element onto the selected plane, use the Link Element option and choose an appropriate option. You can add a background, import something from your computer, or add a mosaic across the tracked object. A link element will be added across the timeline showing the changed properties.
Make changes in the parameters of the linked element by selecting it from the timeline and changing the options.
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