No, not necessarily.  The Link device can be mounted to the camera instead of the Origin.  The Origin can then be setup remotely from the camera and is connected to the Link via a wired ethernet cable

Non VLP lenses are supported by either "Templates" or by manual calibration conducted by the user.

Templates are offered free of charge and are calibrations made inhouse that help speed up the calibration process for a user.

This is covered via the "First time setup" process which is described in the documentation

Mounting accessories aren’t provided as part of the CinCraft Scenario system.  However all camera mounted components of the system feature multiple industry standard mounting points that make it compatible with a wide range of third party rigging accessories

For general usage we do not recommend using the system wirelessly. Using 3rd party RF or Wifi transmitters it is possible to send tracking data from the Origin but this is not guaranteed. The link is not able to send data wirelessly to the Origin

Natural “features” refers to the objects or markings that the CamBar detect in the environment.  For natural tracking to work well, a sufficient amount of features need to be visible to the system at all times.  Detected features are displayed in the CamBar views in the dashboard.  Ideal natural features include: Flat textured surfaces, Set pieces, buildings etc.  It is recommended to avoid reflective surfaces or areas with lots of moving elements, crowds etc

Marker Configurations are easily created from the "Tracking" page. The user is guided through the process of placing and learning markers, as well as the CamBar and world alignment phases

All cameras and lenses are managed in the easy to use "Equipment Manager" component of the software

Tracking recording is handled by the "Wrangler" component of the software, recording of tracking data is covered by a separate license

Projects can be easily backed up from the user interface. When connected using a browser a backup option is available which will download the project to the remote PC

Export produces files in the following formats:

Additionally FBX files are presented in a number of different variations to ensure compatibility with differing implementations in target software