Thanks Arjo, Hope the vacation went well!
I had problems running the javascript as well then Juha told me that SP4 did not include some java header files. He sent me a link and after re-installing them, it seems to work fine. I went ahead and bought a copy of Systheyes so if you had any advice about the process, I'd love to hear it :) Suggestions/comments about tracking in general, getting the proper scale, combining 3D geometry, really anything you had to say. The whole process is still a bit fuzzy for me. I bought a copy of a book, "Matchmoving, the invisible art of camera tracking" which was a good read and introduction to the process although it referred to and used Maya as the 3D application and MatchMover by RealViz for the tracking. The footage I will typically be tracking is taken from a moving car through the windshield. My first goes at tracking it have had mixed results so far. I'm shooting in NTSC high definition (another story trying to get from the HD video stream to something that will import into Syntheyes and RealSoft). Really, any advice you had about the process would be welcome. I have a couple of projects pressing me and working with new software and an unfamiliar process doesn't make meeting deadlines any easier. Thanks again for the email. David -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Arjo Rozendaal Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 2:41 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Syntheyes Hi David, I did export javascript from SE to RS. But since one of the RS service packs, I got errors trying to import the SE files. Juha did not have that problem. At this moment it's working again. I'm not sure but I think I deleted every RS entry in the registry and the .realsoft folder in the users folder. I've just returned from holidays, I dropped some dead wight from my head :) Is there anything particular you wish to learn about SE and RS? Arjo. > Arjo??? Any advice? > > While I was waiting for my license I wanted a bit more info specifically > with RealSoft. I thought I had seen the name "Syntheyes" in some subjects, > but I sure didn't associate it with camera tracking. Anyway, recent projects > I've had have renewed my interest is such software and was so pleased that > Syntheyes supports RealSoft. > >
