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The development of the computer widens the expressive ways for the nature objects and the scenes. The cutting edge computer graphics technologies effectively create any images we can imagine. Although the computer graphics plays an important role in filming and video production, the status of the domestic contents production industry is not favorable for producing and research all at the same time. In digital composition, the ∙1 :  ∙ :  ∙ : 2012. 09. 26,  : 2012. 10. 30,  : 2012. 11. 26. *  (Dept. of Journalism and Broadcasting, Honam University) **  (Dept. of Visual Information Eng., Dongeui Unoversity) ※   2012    [2]  . ※   2011    ( 2011AA204). 40 Journal of The Korea Society of Computer and Information November 2012 matchmoving stage, which composites the captured real sequence with computer graphics image, goes through many complicating processes. The camera tracking process is the most important issue in this stage. This comprises the estimation of the 3D trajectory and the optical parameter of the real camera. Because the estimating process is based only on the captured sequence, there are many errors whichmake the process more difficult. In this paper we propose themethod for correcting the tracking data. The proposedmethod can alleviate the unwanted camera shaking and object bouncing effect in the composited scene. ▸

A Study on Correcting Virtual Camera Tracking Data for Digital Compositing