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Adding a point tracker
5 Drag the crosshairs to a high-contrast detail (such as a small object or corner), and
click the Track Forward button. In this example, there’s a rock out at sea that will make
a good plane of motion for tracking a far-away sun. There is no inner or outer box to
position or resize while you do this; you just need to drag the crosshairs to center on
the feature you want to track.
Positioning the point tracker on a feature you want to track
6 Now, click the Track Forward button, and DaVinci Resolve will track the feature.
The ResolveFX applied to that node will simultaneously move to follow the track, and
when the tracking is done, you’re finished.
A successful track
7 After you’ve finished tracking, you can freely reposition the ResolveFX to offset it from
the track.
For more information about single-point tracking, see the “Point Tracker Workflows” section of
Chapter 121, “Motion Tracking Windows.”
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