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Removing Trackers
If you find that a particular tracker is causing problems, you can remove it by selecting it in the Viewer,
and clicking the Delete Tracker icon, before retracking the subject.
Clicking the Delete Tracker icon
Using Frame Mode to Offset Track
A common issue when point tracking is how to deal with occlusions and times when the tracked
feature moves off screen. In DaVinci Resolve, the solution is to use the Tracker palette’s Frame mode
to move the tracker crosshairs onto another feature to track, while offsetting the resulting motion so
that it continues to follow the original motion path.
1 In this example, a point tracker crosshairs has been positioned at a corner of a window of a
building that’s being separately adjusted using a Power Window. The window is being used
because, as the woman turns to leave, she covers up most of the other trackable outer edges of
the building, which would ruin the track.
Setting up to track a building moving off screen
2 As the camera pans, the feature being tracked is about to go off frame, which is about to ruin the
track. As this happens, click the Stop Track button.
Stopping the track on the last good frame of the
track, before the tracker goes off screen
3 Move the playhead back to the last good frame of tracking, and then click the Frame button in the
Tracker palette to go into Frame mode.
Chapter 136Motion Tracking Windows 2718
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