FCPX Auto-Tracker - Precision Point Tracker Tool for Final Cut Pro X - Pixel Film Studios

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FCPX Auto-Tracker

Precision Point Tracker Tool for FCPX

The FCPX Auto-Tracker is a motion tracking tool created exclusively for Final Cut Pro X.  Easily track text, pictures, logos, videos, and animations to subjects in footage with a single click.  The Auto-Tracker's technology gives users the ability to achieve fast and accurate tracks without having to set a single keyframe.  Track forward, track backwards, and track multiple objects in a single scene.  FCPX Auto-Tracker is a Final Cut Pro X exclusive plugin.

Tracking Objects with FCPX Auto-Tracker

Point Tracking Made Simple

The FCPX Auto-Tracker makes tracking text, pictures, videos, and animations to subjects an absolute breeze with motion tracking technology.  Simply apply a tracker preset to your footage, select an area, and track!  Completely bypass the the tediousness of manual key-framing with automatic tracking from Pixel Film Studios.

Modify, Add, and Delete Track points

The FCPX Auto-Tracker allows users to patch-up imperfect tracks with simple controls.  Click on a point to move the track point and hold down the shift key to make adjustments to both scale and rotation.  Utilize the hot-key “Option” + Click to delete unwanted points.  Editors can delete a single track point or many track points at once.  Lastly, Auto-Tracker users can add new points by holding down the option key and click on empty frames.

Track Multiple Objects per Scene

Place multiple instances of the Auto-Tracker on the same footage to track multiple objects onto different subjects in the same scene.  Auto-Tracker’s interface makes precision motion tracking quick and easy so that you spend cut editing time and achieve amazing results.

Tracks Scale & Rotation

The FCPX Auto-Tracker features the ability to track rotation and scale, allowing editors to create the illusion of tracking in 3D space.  This feature works best when a subject is moving directly toward the camera.  With built in smoothing options, editors can smooth out scale and rotation tracking data with a single click.