SHORT DESCRIPTION:
Would be used as a tool that a match mover would need to complete match moves with still or moving background plates. Mostly this is a supplement for users that want to do match moves on Digital Camera's or DV-CAM's. Also a good learning tool on how to override an AE Template written by Alias.
(See Micro Move, by Thomas M. Craigen Jr. for other useful tools related to Match Moving)
DESCRIPTION:
AEcameraFilmback is used every time you start up a viewer. Meaning all camera's; including Persp, Top, Side, and Bottom will have the attributes described.
Added to Film Gate Drop Down List:
CCD 1/3 IN (98% Accurate for Camera's)
CCD 1/2 IN (100% Accurate)
CCD 1 IN (100% Accurate)
CCD 4/3 INCH DSLR (98% Accurate, needs more testing)
35 mm Film SLR (100% Accurate)
NOTE: 1/4" CHIPS Are not accurate; in our investigations we found that the PD150 (Sony) was the most consistent to the manual specs give by the manufacture. But other cameras did not meet the 1/4" accuracy testing. This we found maybe due to manufacturing issues; for further information please contact myself or the manufacture of your camera.
Camera CCD Size : This value is usual in "inches" so I have left this value in inches for calculation purposes.
CCD Aspect Ratio: Not important for most camera's; but may become important / useful with newer models of camera's. Usually this value would be considered to be the equivalent to the Film Aspect Ratio (but for Digital Camera's).
Guess CCD:
Guess CCD uses a formula to estimate what the chip CCD size in MM would be based on the information provided.
Manual CCD override:
If you know the size of your Digital Camera's CCD you can enter the Horz. and Vert. measurements.
WxH ( this number is converted to Inches in the Camera Aperture automatically when you enter a mm dimension).
Q: What if I you can't see the attributes?
A: Choose the viewer you want to see the attributes, choose "view->select camera", if you don't see the attributes roll-out, press Control+A (Apple+A) to bring out the Attributes editor.
Note: if you don
Would be used as a tool that a match mover would need to complete match moves with still or moving background plates. Mostly this is a supplement for users that want to do match moves on Digital Camera's or DV-CAM's. Also a good learning tool on how to override an AE Template written by Alias.
(See Micro Move, by Thomas M. Craigen Jr. for other useful tools related to Match Moving)
DESCRIPTION:
AEcameraFilmback is used every time you start up a viewer. Meaning all camera's; including Persp, Top, Side, and Bottom will have the attributes described.
Added to Film Gate Drop Down List:
CCD 1/3 IN (98% Accurate for Camera's)
CCD 1/2 IN (100% Accurate)
CCD 1 IN (100% Accurate)
CCD 4/3 INCH DSLR (98% Accurate, needs more testing)
35 mm Film SLR (100% Accurate)
NOTE: 1/4" CHIPS Are not accurate; in our investigations we found that the PD150 (Sony) was the most consistent to the manual specs give by the manufacture. But other cameras did not meet the 1/4" accuracy testing. This we found maybe due to manufacturing issues; for further information please contact myself or the manufacture of your camera.
Camera CCD Size : This value is usual in "inches" so I have left this value in inches for calculation purposes.
CCD Aspect Ratio: Not important for most camera's; but may become important / useful with newer models of camera's. Usually this value would be considered to be the equivalent to the Film Aspect Ratio (but for Digital Camera's).
Guess CCD:
Guess CCD uses a formula to estimate what the chip CCD size in MM would be based on the information provided.
Manual CCD override:
If you know the size of your Digital Camera's CCD you can enter the Horz. and Vert. measurements.
WxH ( this number is converted to Inches in the Camera Aperture automatically when you enter a mm dimension).
Q: What if I you can't see the attributes?
A: Choose the viewer you want to see the attributes, choose "view->select camera", if you don't see the attributes roll-out, press Control+A (Apple+A) to bring out the Attributes editor.
Note: if you don
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