You will always have a hard time getting good results with Vive trackers. It’s just not a professional solution, despite what some people claim. The jitter is an hardware issue that can only be somewhat mitigated with filtering in Aximmetry.

Yeah I´ve read about those, but I´ve filter that and it looks alright. We have simple setup without any wild camera moves, only some simple crane pulls. Next step will be more professional solution. But my other questions still remains. Is there any comprehensive guide to lens calibration and how to have good perspective that will be same in virtual as in green screen studio?

Have you tried using the Advanced Camera Calibration app that comes with the Broadcast edition ?

Here is some basic info on camera tracking in Aximmetry as well:

https://aximmetry.com/learn/tutorials/for-aximmetry-de-users/using-tracked-cameras-and-augmented-reality-with-an-unreal-scene/

https://aximmetry.com/learn/tutorials/for-aximmetry-de-users/experimenting-with-htc-vive-camera-tracking-using-unreal-scene/

Hi @TwentyStudios, so we managed to calibrate lenses and create profiles, but we are still failing in calibrating origin point. I will describe you our process, so maybe you can help me.

1. After booting up PC, I launch SteamVR, place HDM on floor and calibrate room.
2. Then I launch aximmetry, open up project, put the Vive tracker in middle of our studio and set Origin point
3. Then I will put tracker roughly one meter forward from origin point and set Forward point
4. Lastly I will get back to Origin point and take the tracker one meter right from origin point and set Right point
5. Then I will take tracker, mount it on the camera
6. And everything is wrong. Studio transformation is messed up, plane in project is messed up. Nothing is calibrated. I've tried uprotated etc., and still nothing.

So is there any fault on our end in those steps?

Thanks!

UPDATE: We calibrate points with HDM on floor and now everythins is perfect!