Mac OS X Mavericks (10.9) or Yosemite (10.10).NukeScripts/camerapresets.py file in the Nuke installation package.Release Notes for Nuke and Hiero 10.5v7 Release Dateġ5 November 2017 Qualified Operating Systems

Tip:You can add your own defaults by editing the. 4.Įither choose a Film Back Preset from the dropdown to populate the Film Back Size controls, or if your camera isn't in the list, enter the Film Back Size manually. Use this option if the focal length is unknown and there is no zoom. Unknown Constant - this is the default option.

Unknown Varying - select this option if the focal length is unknown and changing.Note: CameraTracker attempts to refine the focal length during the solve if you select an Approximate option. Approximate Constant - select this option if an approximate focal length is available and there is no zoom, and enter a focal length value in the Length control.Approximate Varying - select this option if an approximate focal length is available and enter keyframed focal length values in the Length control.

Known - select this option if the focal length is available and enter a value in the Length control.

Select the Focal Length type for the camera from the dropdown menu: Otherwise, set Lens Distortion to Unknown Lens before you solve the camera position to force CameraTracker to calculate the distortion. If you have already used a separate LensDistortion node (see Working with Lens Distortion on page 1) to remove lens distortion from your footage, you can leave the Lens Distortion control set to No Lens Distortion.

Planar Motion - select this if the camera has a flat path, moving in a two-dimensional plane only.

Linear Motion - select this if the camera has a straight, linear path.

Free Camera - select this option if the camera is both translating and rotating.

Rotation Only - select this option if the camera is static and rotating, for example, if you’re using a tripod mounted camera for nodal pans.

This is linked to a control of the same name on the Settings tab. Select the motion type of the on set camera from the CameraTracker tab Camera Motion dropdown menu. Accurate physical camera data produces a better camera track and solution. Camera settings relate to the physical aspects of the camera used on set.

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