It was already mentioned in today's developer meeting notes, but I think it deserves additional coverage: the manual for the camera/motion tracker is now available on the Blender wiki. This module is not available in the stable Blender release yet, so you'll have to download a build from Graphicall.org.
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Day after day i get more and more amazed about blender and it developers!
Can't wait to see this feature in a official release, until there gonna use the builds!
I just wanna say tanks to you all guys that make blender what it is today!
P.S. Sorry about any English mistake, I'm a Brazilian Portuguese speaker.
There we go ! Now we are talking ! That's what we needed ! Blender is moving faster than any normal Brain can digest !
Great Work !
Cool. Great work! Who needs expensive alternatives.
Been looking forward to this. Should help my trial and error approach out a bit :)
that's really good
This is really great but it's very hard to read due to the weird grammar. If there's any need for help in correcting it I'd be glad to lend a hand.
Of course they need a hand! The more hands the better the Blender becomes. Also, I totally agree with you. I read that and questioned many times what he was trying to say. It could also use some pointers about how to make better tracks or films for tracks and it needs a lot of details filled in.