resizing of feet

pascal.laflamme · **Joined:** Fri Jul 13, 2012 5:44 am **Posts:** 7

Just saying but

Most of the time we seem to have bigger feet than the character...

montanamocap · **Joined:** Mon Oct 10, 2011 12:23 am **Posts:** 9

pascal.laflamme wrote:

Just saying but

Most of the time we seem to have bigger feet than the character...

I've noticed this as well -- foot tracking is often complicated by this with 2 Kinects, though I don't have as much trouble with a multi-camera setup due to the fact I have my actor wear socks that are a different color than their pants.

ManyMotion · **Joined:** Wed Oct 10, 2012 3:17 am **Posts:** 84

I would like to bump this request, it would be extremely helpful

Greenlaw · **Posted:** Tue Nov 06, 2012 2:29 pm

pascal.laflamme wrote:

Just saying but

Most of the time we seem to have bigger feet than the character...

LOL! Yes, my problem too. :)

Additionally, I find that part of the volume for the feet may be clipped from the bottom, which affects the stability of the track. This was mostly apparent when I tracked my daughter's cat video--because her feet are so small, the clipping sometime cut off her feet entirely. (I mentioned this in another thread a while ago so the iPi guys are already aware of the problem.) In this case, having big feet actually helps.

G.

vmaslov · **Posted:** Mon Mar 18, 2013 10:28 am

Greenlaw wrote:

Additionally, I find that part of the volume for the feet may be clipped from the bottom, which affects the stability of the track. This was mostly apparent when I tracked my daughter's cat video--because her feet are so small, the clipping sometime cut off her feet entirely.

iPi Recorder 2.1.4.21 greatly reduces this issue when using the background subtraction compression on depth.

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