Name: 3Dカメラの動きを追跡する（13の理由 (3D TRACK YOUR CAMERA MOVEMENT (13 Reasons Why))
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T11:02:25.000Z
Duration: 8 min 43 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

基礎受動態

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Hey guys, it's Jordy here for cinecom.net

This is a series where we find a creative way to recreate

And today we'll recreate this effect right here,

which comes from the season II trailer of 13 Reasons Why.

I haven't personally seen 13 Reasons Why,

but this effect was highly requested by you guys,

which is why we're coping this effect today.

Now, the series is about suicide and before we start

I do have to mention that any form of depression

or suicidal thoughts is a very serious matter,

I'm not a specialist, but I do believe that the best thing to do is talk,

whether you or a friend is in such a situation.

which you can see very well executed in their season 2 trailer.

The way they've done goes a lot  further than we're going to do,

but that's because I wanna keep it as entry level as possible,

because I know a lot of you guys are new to After Effects.

But before we jump there, we first have to design our sets.

-So, we have a bunch of very old pictures and frames right here,

So, we're going to hang these frames right here to the wall,

because we are going to need a lot of texture in the background,

and you'll see later in this tutorial, why that is.

Yannick! You can't put a brand-new monitor in a mid-century scene!

More about that brand new LG monitor later on,

as that was the easiest way to get a smooth tracking shot.

You can perfectly walk with your camera as well.

and that way it seems like the camera is floating in a still picture.

And as you can see there're no polaroid films in the air,

So we're taking some separate pictures of a a real polaroid

and the reason I'm doing this and not going for a stock photo

and thus the blending will go a lot better.

And if you really wanna make it blend well,

And that's the only thing that we have to shoot.

That makes absolutely no sense in this scene right here!

Shooting the second scene goes exactly the same.

Only here I'm paying attention to the way I start moving my camera.

If I ended my first shot by moving to the right,

I will also start moving to the right now.

And ideally you also wanna start somehow at the same speed.

Since Yannick does most of the editing at Cinecom,

he gets the brand new LG Ultra wide monitor

It has an amazing Quad HD IPS curved display,

with over 99% coverage of the sRGB spectrum,

making it perfectly suitable for professional video editing.

A super nice design and having an ultra-wide single display

makes it so much more user-friendly to work in any creative program.

Yannick's computer has a few extra ports available

so that he can keep using his old monitor for media management.

But to find out more, make sure to hit the first link in the description below.

the first thing you can already do is bring your shot into a new composition.

And we wanna track the camera movement that I've done.

So I'll select my clip and head over to the Tracker window.

And in here you can just hit the Track Camera button.

After Effects will now analyze your movement

and when it's ready you'll see a bunch of a tracking data

Now you wanna head over to the effect controls

and under the Camera Tracker effect, click on the Create Camera button.

And this will add a virtual camera to your composition,

which should have the same movement as you made your shot.

And you can check that by setting your View Mode in your output panel

We can now go ahead and add any element in that virtual space.

So right here I have that photo of the polaroid,

which I'm going to add into a new composition.

Then I wanna take the Rectangle Mask tool on top

and draw a mask where the current picture is in.