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Maybe you use some TCL and solve it?
You can access any node by the name, grabbing the name of the left/right reads.:
[knob Read1.file]and looking at some tcl functions on the manual you can manipulate the strings:
ex:
[join [lrange [split [file dirname [knob root.name]] “/”] 0 end-1] “/”]Paste these commands on a backdrop node label to test them easily/on the fly
Use UVproject instead project3d.
Film response to light is better represented with a logarithmic curve, instead of the usual linear curve that compositing softwares use to work with (and do all the compositing operations). That said, when you digitalize a film into a log file format (which is usually 10 bit), you get a a better representation of the full dynamic range of light into the image, better data efficiency, and less banding than a 8bit linear image.
Usually around $18-25/hour
The nodes come inside a group, to access the bezier node:
Edit > Node > Group > Expand Group
You may have to do this several times if you have the shapes inside layers on Silhouette.
Syntheyes is a very solid tracker and added stereo tracking on its last version. The price is very competitive, starting at $400.
http://www.ssontech.com/