Motion capture technology began in 1990 with Arnold Schwarzenegger's "Total Memories". It has been 24 years since 2014. From the first few seconds, after constant exploration and updating, motion capture technology has developed to a new height. This technique is also used in the new version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
This film is the first time in the world that two cameras have been used in shooting. In "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Age of Mutants", the crew wanted to do the least manual modification. Usually there is only one standard-definition camera, but the crew used two high-definition cameras and decided to capture as much as possible, giving almost three times the previous data, to capture the performance more accurately, and to better show the actor's meticulousness. A meticulous performance, then decode, and give transitions and adjustments with the actors. The operation is completed without adjusting the data.
