Your render doesn't match what you saw at the viewport while you were tracking?
Author: Death Fall | Visits: 805 | Category: 3d and animation tutorials
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The goal of this tutorial is to fill out the dark parts of Maya docs about the relationship between the camera and the Image Plane and how to do the render to match (both Maya and PRMAN) the background image at compositing stage just as we saw it in the viewport while we were working in Maya. |
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