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Hello,

I rendered 3 different images to visualize the problem: The first one is frame 01 projected on the geo with occlusion on. The second is frame 150 (test) which I like to fill the the occlusion with. The third are the two blended together.

But you can already see in image one that outline from frame 1 around the occlusion. The same problem in the other example. The black lines in that example are also the outline from the buildings. The occlusion is somehow 1 pixel short...

Hope that helps

Best,

Awesome, i'm in a meeting, but i'll take a look at this first thing.

Hello,

Image 2 solves the problem and represents the layering I was mentioning in my previous post. You apply a different projection for the background.
In case of camera movement generating a lot of parallax (dolly or truck, not everything is a pan where you do not have parallax) you need to use this to avoid echoing between the different layers.

The third option can be illustrated like this :


The projection camera is situated in a strategic position with a wider angle in order to cover the full area you are going to see during the length of your shot.

Cheers

Hello!

First of all, thank you for all your help.

I' gonna try the option 1 first. But I'm pretty far with my DMP which is frame 1 (I can't start new). So I don't quite understand how option 3 with the wider camera is gonna work. What image am I projection on from this wider camera? My understanding was, I create a MP from frame 1, project it on the geo (now layered), move the camera and paint what's missing.

hope you understand what I'm saying

Cheers