In this video, you’ll learn how to track faces with the new KeenTools add-on in order to enhance them with 3D visual effects and simulations without quitting Blender. We’ll uncover each step from creating a custom 3D head mesh based on snapshots of video frames with the built-in FaceBuilder module, and then using it to capture facial performance as well as head motion, to applying a simple уet elegant visual effect and comping it to the background video.
Timecodes:
0:00 – Intro & examples
0:19 – Download and install
0:35 – How to add a visual effect to actor’s face
0:56 – FaceTracker inputs
2:09 – Generate custom face mesh
2:38 – Built-in FaceBuilder module
3:03 – Line up face mesh with FaceBuilder tools
3:45 – Custom 3D head from a single snapshot
4:14 – Improve face geometry with additional images
5:06 – Face building result
5:28 – Line up face mesh in initial frame
6:36 – Automatic focal length estimation
7:20 – Track and refine
8:39 – See face track in 3D
9:18 – Position and scale your scene
9:52 – Export options
10:07 – Create texture blended from selected frames
10:55 – Animated texture map
11:06 – Add visual effect and light
12:21 – Compositing
12:38 – Final Result
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