Mocha 3 Beta ... I'm debating learning mocha ... anyone in mocha 3 Beta ?

[PatrickFaith]

I went to lynda.com , looked at the mocha tutorial, then went ick ... should i try that again. I noticed that the mocha 3 launch should be next week ... wondering if anyone is in the mocha 3 beta, and if it's a brand new interface. I was hoping it was more "after effects" like ... and/or their is a nice compositing interface so I could just import the mocha tracking and 4 point roto stuff. I'm a windows/linux guy ... so perty much in the blender/adobe camp - so with the new color enhancements, and the new mocha ... i might be freaking out next week - in a good way

 

[Peter Karlsson]

Go to imagineersystems and look at their Mocha 3 preview, and you'll notice its very similar to the current one..

 

[PatrickFaith]

Go to imagineersystems and look at their Mocha 3 preview, and you'll notice its very similar to the current one..

Thanks, with that video was hard for me to figure out how integrated the pan/tilt camera tracking is between mocha 3 and ae.
Awesome web site you have ... btw ... Peter ( http://www.cgsweden.com )

 

[Bob Gundu]

Been using mocha for 7 years. Simply awesome tracker.

 

[Les C.]

Also check out SynthEyes - used to stabilize RED footage in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - and for tracking in Hunger Games, Mission Impossible, etc.

http://ssontech.com/

 

[PatrickFaith]

Been using mocha for 7 years. Simply awesome tracker.

I think I'm going to need to learn Mocha, atleast for the planer functions

Also check out SynthEyes - used to stabilize RED footage in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - and for tracking in Hunger Games, Mission Impossible, etc.
http://ssontech.com/

Hmmm ... i see in March he added r3d and blender support, with the integration with after effects it is for sure compelling. Another plus is the developer behind it really responds quickly when you have questions and problems. Right now I kind of create a motion tracking DI, which i throw away, the r3d support would allow me to skip an entire workflow step.

 

[Alan Skinner]

played with Matchmover a long time ago. Difficult to use and varied results. Expensive at the time. Autodesk bought it and has not done much with it yet. Waiting to see on that one.

Long time user of Syntheyes with great results for the money.

Going to look into Mocha further though as it looks pretty cool.

 

[Les C.]

Hmmm ... i see in March he added r3d and blender support, with the integration with after effects it is for sure compelling. Another plus is the developer behind it really responds quickly when you have questions and problems. Right now I kind of create a motion tracking DI, which i throw away, the r3d support would allow me to skip an entire workflow step.

The Dragon Tattoo work was in AE, but SynthEyes will interface with Fusion, Nuke, Maya, Lightwave, anything pretty much.

He has a massive # of tutorials here:

http://www.youtube.com/user/SynthEyesHQ