Hasta La Motion!

Hi,
I’ve just finished tracking a shot in PFTrack and have exported it as a Nuke Python file. Everything imports perfectly into Nuke, I also exported the undistorted plate from PFTrack too, so things are lining up nicely.

My question is, how on earth do I re-distort the final output? I’d normally track and un-distort everything entirely inside Nuke, so I’d simply reapply the same lens distortion node at the end of my tree.

I’ve just no idea how to transfer the low order distortion information from PFTrack to Nuke?

I’d be over the moon if anyone could shed some light on this for me.

Thanks in advance.
Chaz

i have some aliasing problems with material IDs…
id like to change the color of these blue ball to green…
but get allways artefacts on the edges…

whats the best way to do that..?

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