Recently, many friends have just come into contact with Adobe After Effects software and do not know how to create dynamic tracking effects. So how to create dynamic tracking effects? Next, the editor will share the graphic and text steps on creating dynamic tracking effects in Adobe After Effects.

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Double-click a blank space in the "Project" window to add files for editing

Select the file you want to use in the pop-up file browsing window (the editor selects it casually)

"Left-click" the video file and drag it to the composition window, the software will automatically generate a "composition" with the same size as the video, and then drag the picture into the composition box anywhere

"Right-click" on the video in the composition box and click "Dynamic Tracking" in the submenu

Then it will automatically jump to the "Layer" window of the video, and the icon (tracking icon) as shown in the picture will appear. Move the center of the tracking icon to the point you want to dynamically track (as shown in the picture)

Find the "Tracking" list in the lower right corner, select Video as "Motion Source", select Picture as "Target", confirm it is correct and click "Forward Analysis"

After completion, return to the "Synthesis Window" and click the play button on the right to watch the results.

Things to note:

Dynamic tracking may not be accurate and still requires manual adjustment.

Above, I have shared with you the graphic and textual steps for creating dynamic tracking effects in Adobe After Effects. Friends in need should hurry up and read this article.