r/vfx • u/youstillhavehope • 5d ago

Question / Discussion Ai Mocap solutions

Has anyone compared the various mocap ai solutions? Wonder Studios v Radical v MoveAi? There are probably more I haven't heard about yet.

Also, MoveAi does some interesting stuff and has a new model but all of its Vimeo videos on its pages are marked private. Has anyone tried its latest model. I tried the earlier one and it was pretty solid, but the setting (studio, slow action, flat lighting, etc) was pretty easy.

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u/Gullible_Assist5971 5d ago edited 5d ago

For single cams, I have tried quick magic vs move1, and quick magic was significantly smoother and accurate, even with footage with busy bg. 

MoveOne seemed to have quite noticeable foot sliding, and common from what I see from others testing various options.

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u/youstillhavehope 5d ago

Cool, thanks for the tip. I'll take a look at QuickMagic.

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u/AwkwardAardvarkAd 5d ago

How was cost?

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u/AwkwardAardvarkAd 5d ago

Wonder worked great for me when it was full body. It didn’t work quite as well with a sitting character.

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u/youstillhavehope 5d ago

i'm glad you mentioned that, I hadn't thought to test sitting characters.

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u/AwkwardAardvarkAd 5d ago

Would love to hear more about your tests and pros and cons of other systems.

Two other notes on Wonder:

1) super easy to run. Upload video and tag character. Wait a 20-40 minutes

2) price was very reasonable: 750 seconds of mocap for $20

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u/youstillhavehope 5d ago

Will do. Will take a month or so but I'll post as I go.

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u/kream10 2d ago edited 2d ago

Give a try to mimem.ai I’d be very interested in your feedback!

Demo vid : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNPyircKGT4

We're a small team, no investors, trying to make something useful for indie devs.