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Hello I'm trying your tutorial on a drone footage, Mastering Workflows: Scene Extension using Reference Geometry Created in PFTrack.

The problem is I just have one drone footage (I don't have the node Match camera), when I export the scene, I only have the number of frame selected (node select frame) so it export the camera for those frame only, not the whole footage. is there a workaround? tks

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nys

Apr 01

Hello Tks for your answer I was following this tutorial, the footage used with the selected frame (the one on the left on the match camera) doesn't get is camera track exported for the full video (only the frame selected with the select frame and the others footage on the right)

Adam Hawkes

Apr 02

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Ah, I see. If you want the tracked camera path for the primary clip used to build out the photogrammetry flow, duplicate the 'Clip Input' for that clip, pipe it in as an additional input into the 'Match Camera', and then match it in. That way, you will have access to the camera path for that clip in the 'Scene Export'.

Adam Hawkes

Apr 01

Hello, no workaround is needed. You can export your tracked camera using the following tree layout. The tracked camera is connected to the first input of the 'Scene Export' node, showing the full frame range ready to be exported [1-197].

If you need to reference this tree layout or any others, click 'Help' in the top left and search for "tree layout." This will take you to the documentation, where you'll find various tree configurations for different tasks.

select frame export

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