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The Motion Tracker tool lets you track movement in your video and have objects like elements, videos, images, and text follow that movement.
Motion tracking generally requires specific hardware and software to capture and process the related data.
Motion tracking can be used in animation. The feature allows you to break down a moving person or object into separate, identifiable parts.
It helps to create a stored motion template. You can transfer that motion template to an animation. You can keep the elements you want and replace others with the desired images.
❶ Apply Motion Tracking
Double click on a clip in your timeline to open the editing menu, check the box next to Motion Tracking.
Move the tracker box over the moving object in the video you want to track and click Start Tracking to render the effect.
❷ Add the Object That Will Follow the Track and Adjust
Drag and drop texts, images, elements, or video clips to the track above the video, and adjust the position, size, and orientation if necessary.
❸ Add an Object to Follow the Motion Tracking Movement
Double click the motion tracking video clip in the timeline. Click the dropdown menu under Motion Tracking and choose an object to follow the tracked movement.
❹ Playback and Check the Tracking Result
Fine-tune the size and position of the object following the track in the Preview. You can also switch the follower at any time.
Uncheck the box next to the Motion Tracking in the Video editing menu (double click on your clip and go to the Video tab to access this menu).
❶ Censor objects in a Video with Motion-Tracked Elements
Whether it be a privacy, security, or copyright concern, every editor will eventually have to come across censoring. Filmora allows you to add custom elements to the object.
❷ Enhance Real Estate Videos
You can modernize that pitch by doing the followings:
❸ Level Up Your Videos with Motion-Tracked Text
You can do the following to improve:
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