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Virtual Production Fundamentals
Mars CamTrack and Unreal Engine Setup
Wednesday, September 23
5:00pm - 6:30pm
Orlando Public Library
LED Wall - Second FloorThis workshop offers a hands-on guide to calibrating, connecting, and synchronizing a virtual camera with a real-world camera using the Vive Mars CamTrack system and Unreal Engine.
What you will learn:
- Virtual Production intro: Quick intro/discussion into the world of virtual production and LED walls.
- System setup: Connect the Vive Mars hub, Base Stations, and Rover unit, and establish the network connection to your PC.
- Unreal Engine integration: Add Vive Mars as a Live Link source and ensure tracking data is being received reliably.
- Camera and lens calibration: Learn how to use the Mars Calibration Kit and accompanying Camera Calibration Tool to capture lens distortion. Create a reusable lens file asset within Unreal Engine based on your captured data. Calibrate the crucial nodal point offset for accurate parallax.
- Workflow optimization: Master essential tips and tricks for reducing latency, performing a one-click origin reset, and maintaining a robust connection.
- Advanced features: Explore how to integrate lens encoder data (FIZ) for enhanced real-time control.
Skill Level: Intermediate - Advanced
Class Duration: 1.5 hours
Age Requirements: Adult
Recommended Prerequisite: None
Materials Fee: None
Out-of-District Fee: $10 - Free 10 minutes after the event if seats are available.
Please provide your email address at registration to participate and receive a confirmation email with your registration reference number. You can view your event calendar through attend.ocls.info/myevents.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Video Production |
TAGS: | videotic | tic101 | melrose-film-festival | bb-melrose |
Orlando Public Library
LYMMO Orange Line
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