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  • in reply to: Compositing workflow, Raster paint tool #216099
    tuan lu
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    After a bit of searching and testing, Digital fusion got a paint tool and it kida works, but its slow to work in. To my surprice with new bundle of Photoshop CS3 comes a animation tab, and you can paint on sequences, output them whatever you like ( MOV, or image sequence ).

    in reply to: Compositing workflow, Raster paint tool #216098
    tuan lu
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    jirka – would you be so kind to pop me your skype/ICQ/MSN or whatever you use. got few questions for you.

    in reply to: Compositing workflow, Raster paint tool #216097
    tuan lu
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    Thanks Jirka, i will try Silhouette out. Regarding conform i was thinking about http://www.blackmagic-design.com video cards. But i dont think they have something like Symmetry, i would have to input EDL’s in fusion.

    tuan lu
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    Flame on Linux is faster yes, but still old enviroment and a lot more expensive. After 5 years of work on FFI i consider Flame a finishing software that got, awesome keyer, great tracker and painter and CC, thats it – its not a full blown comp system like Nuke, Fusion and Shake. And yes I know what ppl in studios think about that, im talking about the other side of the fence 😀

    in reply to: Compositing workflow, Raster paint tool #216096
    tuan lu
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    yes, Toxik is looking promising, but i have to wait for 2008 version that is not based on database structure cos its one seat thing. I also have to take under consideration price of the package i will be using just for painting. I so used to the speed and workflow that was in Flame paint module that its hard to do anything in digital fusion paint. thanks for the input guys.

    in reply to: Compositing workflow, Raster paint tool #216095
    tuan lu
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    its not exactly the same behavior, maybe there is software for painting sequences only, I’ve never heared of anything like that.

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