[Bf-committers] Camera tracking UI

[Sergey I. Sharybin]

Hi,

I'll agree with both of Daniel about not perfect exposing into UI and 
Francois about it's not just c camera to move around :)

But anyway, will try to make this stuff more clear next few days.

François T. wrote:
> yeah I kind of agree with all that. So far all those naming as been chosen
> based on a technical naming side (ie bundles means something to a computer
> vision developer, doesn't mean a thing to an artist)
> Same confusion with, markers, trackers, ....
> Same with algorithm FAST, SAD, ... all technical stuff that doesn't mean a
> thing if you havn't done any computer vision dev in your life
> But in another hand, matchmove is something you have to get interest in as
> well. it is a discipline and not just a camera to move around :p. There are
> terms you got to know as well. Reconstruction is a common one for instance.
>
> So yeah on the overall, lots of cleaning stuff to do, and lets drop the
> geeky dev side. This is a tool for artist and not for devs as far as I'm
> concern
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> 2011/11/9 Daniel Salazar - 3Developer.com<zanqdo at gmail.com>
>
>> Hi, i see that camera tracker related UI is spread all over the place
>> with no clear definition. Camera tracking is a corner case use of
>> Blender, I'd suggest that UI elements belonging to it get clearer
>> names *and* get pulled together in boxes or their own panels
>>
>> ie: follow track constraint
>>
>> http://www.pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=20349
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>> why would any regular user of know that this is camera tracking stuff,
>> or what is a Bundle?
>>
>> it's worst in the N Panel
>>
>> http://www.pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=20350
>>
>> Shading, Textured solid.. reconstruction? reconstruction of what??
>> bundle, bundle, bundle and then the old quad view!
>>
>> Daniel Salazar
>> 3Developer.com
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With best regards, Sergey I. Sharybin