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Okay, thanks!

So those cameras with less constant sampling shouldn't register lower on the "Excellent" "Good" "Poor" quality scale and/or show any anomalous readouts compared to the other cameras? I just want to be prepared for any odd readouts.

<t>I presently have an area 14x20 feet with 8 wide-angle cameras (low and high) in the corners, but I wanted to upgrade to 12 cameras for 2-person capture, as well as to fill in the blind spots on the walls, so I think I will run into similar problems as the above posters. My question is, even with ...

<r>I've finally finished my 55-minute animated movie, Star Trek: Aurora, thanks in a large part to the OptiTrack system. I started the movie animating by hand, so the mocap doesn't actually kick in until 28 minutes into the movie, but this latter half required a lot of complicated shots with multipl...

Looks great!

Where can I find the setup specs for the 36 marker skeleton?

We actually got decent results with 8 cameras. It freaks out when the actors get too close, but at normal conversation distance or more, the capture was pretty good.

Part 4 has been updated with new footage, which completes this part of the movie.

http://www.auroratrek.com/episodes.html

(scroll down for Part 4)

--Tim

Nicely done! Great lighting, movements, and camera angles--very cinematic and moody!

I upgraded to wide-angle lenses in a 14'x14' 8-camera setup, and they made a significant difference--not huge, but I probably gained an extra foot or so all around.