You have a series of options depending on your workflow. In After Effects, navigate back to the Mocha AE plugin in your Effect Controls panel of your chosen clip. Once you’re happy with your track, simply close the Mocha AE Window. If there is a place you want to adjust the tracking shape, the Keyframe icon between the left and right frame buttons in the viewer can add or subtract keyframes for more control over your tracking. If you’re still unhappy with aspects of the tracking, you can manually adjust the track with Keyframes. Enabling and disabling these will let you adjust the tracking to better suit your needs. These are Transform, Scale, Rotation, Skew, and Perspective. For example, the man is turning his head to the side as he moves, so the software may try and fail to account for this. On your first attempt, the results may not work. Click the right "T" Track button and Mocha will go through each frame, automatically tracking the image within the shape you drew. At the bottom right of the window, you’ll see a set of track motion options. Once you’re content, it’s time to track the face.
Clicking to make points, draw a shape over the man’s face, making sure to join up your first and last points. You can blur photos in Photoshop, but in moving video, blurring faces becomes a little trickier.įirst, you follow the same steps as before: load the footage into the composition, apply the Mocha AE plugin, and load up the main workspace.įocusing on the face of the man in the foreground of the image with the blue coat, click on the X-Spline Pen tool.
In this example, the face of an individual in the crowd will be blurred.
This piece of Creative Commons footage from Pexels is a good clip to practice on.
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