2017 Camera Match (more than one object)

[HEengineering]

I have used this a few times now and getting better.  Wondering if I have to show the same object in 3 different locations on the same image.  Im thinking this should be possible, however never trying it Im looking for any pointers or insight?

Edited July 10, 2017 by HEengineering

[HEengineering]

Im hoping @Matt Panzercan give me a quick yes or no here.  I notice that you can set multiple CMRef point on either the same design layer or a new dl.  However when switching the CM ref point in the settings it doesnt seem to matter which ref point I associate with the photo, the both move and cannot be independently manipulated from what I can tell??

[Matt Panzer]

The answer to your question is no.  Viewports display the model as a whole - so there's no reasonable way to do it. However, I did get your file and setup what I think you're after. I sent you the VW file privately and including the video here:

ScreenFlow.mp4

 

Please let me know if you have any questions.

 

Best,

Matt

[HEengineering]

Awesome Matt.  We really like this feature and I think weve got it nailed down at this point.  Screenflow videos rock.

[Matt Panzer]

Great!  I'm glad it helped get you on the right track.

I wouldn't know what to do without my ScreenFlow. :-)

[zoomer]

That was interesting. Thanks.

[HEengineering]

Its really a nice tool Zoomer, have a look if you are ever in need of a photo sim and looking for something a bit more streamlined than say Photoshop.  Our industry requires it a lot in particular municipalities. The best part is you get great resolution from the model, where as the old way of layering photos really doesn't have this clarity, at least in my personal experience.

 

Copy the VP and past from clipboard Into Preview and your good to go.

[zoomer]

I had no real use case so far.

But I like the idea of distributing furniture into interior shots or

putting fake buildings into street photography.

 

Kind of augmented reality light.