Drats! My last comment was meant for the Tablet video. Oh well. I guess since I've made a mess, I'll try and cover it up by pushing it down the list by just saying how appreciative I am to have a channel, maintained by the owner, with tons of great content. So much easier than flipping through documentation. Plus, cheaper and more dependable than 3rd party tutorials. Thank you, Russ.

Smooth, with no cuts, edits or stalls. Great walk-through.

Features I wasn't previously aware of, include:
- Aligning a piece of geometry to an Object in Object space.
- How to align the world grid to an object.
- Scrolling through the timeline with the mouse wheel.
- Saving/loading tracker locations.
- How to use pre-measured seed points.

This all helps greatly. Thanks!

do a multi camera face tracking mocap demo and ill buy

top keep it up, autodesk should have bought u not realviz

A reminder... per the profile, all sales and support inquiries MUST go through email. Really. Yes. Not kidding. Note that the current demo version does export. Hard at work on some exciting new tutes... stay tuned to this channel. ;-)

Good Tutorials - some of them are a little long, but i guess better than to short ;)
Russ I have 2 specific question which are important to decide if we buy SE 2011 for an upcoming job:

1) Is it possible to track an organic moving surface and export it as a moving .obj mesh?
By "organic surface" I mean a poster (with evenly distributed tracking points) which is bend and distorted by a person holding it while the camera is moving.

2)Also I wonder what would happen if some of the trackers move out of the frame and come back (if the camera would move like that). Could SE somehow interpolate the movement of the Trackingpoints on the "offscreen" frames?

I can´t find any informations on that issue and the demo won´t let me export .objs

I'm sorry Russ, I did not want to be offensive. but perhaps I was. :-(
The turorial with the source imagery is very good!
My google-English is very poor, and only after a long time I understood what it means "if you've got a beef" ... eheheh

Wow, this latest round of tut's are absolute superb :-o

Many thanks Russ

@stuntman -- wouldn't that be kinda short? I'm not sure that would add enough past what's already in the manual to justify the time. It would all be in blender, showing blender users where a couple standard blender buttons are. But perhaps I'm missing something.

Hey Syntheyes! I was wondering if you could do a tutorial for IMPORTING 3D TRACKING DATA FROM SYNTHEYES TO BLENDER? I know that a lot of people would be thankful for it along with myself.