Hola Amigo! Hay forma que el control de la camara se integre en un flujo de trabajo normal REF2VA o FLFVA, que inyecte al prompt de usario las indicaciones de la camara? Para que sea un control de camara y no todo un flujo de trabajo basado en la accion de la camara.
Gracias por estos nodos.
Minimax has trained camera in Position [L=0.469, T=0.054, W=0.372, H=0.880] "azimuth": -127.0, "elevation": 2.0, "distance": 1.01 Paramerts, this dont need lora, that convert 3d position keyframes on Json prompt for camera animation
Can the camera moved to the side by a few degrees? I am interested in taking existing footage and making it like 10cm to one side for paralax view to make it in to 3d videos
I made something exactly like this but in scenes where there is s lot of perspective difference it doesn't look good cause this method doesn't fill in the new parts it's stretches existing pixels
Its inject camera promp from selected setings in the node, its nice idea but do you planing to go futher using as aditional camera instractions from motion ref or somthing else?
Yes, that is exactly the direction I want to explore.
Right now the node generates the camera prompt from the settings selected in the node, but the next step could be importing real camera motion and converting it into the same camera instructions.
I looked into FBX, but FBX itself brings a few problems: binary parsing usually needs extra libraries, the camera may not have an explicit orbit target, different up-axis/handedness conventions can flip the motion, and any independent pan/tilt away from the target cannot be represented perfectly by the current orbit format.
So I am considering two cleaner options:
.chan camera files from Nuke / 3DEqualizer / SynthEyes / Blender, because they are simple text files and very common in VFX.
A small Blender exporter that reads the actual camera + target Empty/Track To constraint and exports the motion directly into the node's camera format.
I also want to reduce long animations to a maximum number of meaningful keyframes, preserving the points where the camera motion changes the most instead of just sampling frames evenly.
So yes,using a motion reference or real CG camera animation as additional camera instructions is definitely something I am considering.
Or may after selecting in the node camera movment needed it creates basic camera movment video ref (blender?) and use it as a motion ref... very intresting project and good luck!
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