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To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. I am considering purchasing Motion 5. One of the things I will ewant to do in to rotoscope. Does Motion do this? Where can I learn how it is done? Posted on Feb 8, PM. Feb 10, PM in response to vinegarman In response to vinegarman. M5 works as a stand-alone app, but also as 'plug in generator' for FCPX.

Feb 10, PM. Feb 11, AM in response to vinegarman In response to vinegarman. I guess, a second thread with a more descriptive title will only appeal 'the usual suspects', listed on the right column under 'Top Participants'.

Feb 11, AM. Page content loaded. Feb 8, PM in response to vinegarman In response to vinegarman. Feb 8, PM. That's really good, but I wouldn't call it rotoscoping, not in the sense of cell animation. But, yes it can be done I believe I've been trying to find the "formula" for a "great" general effect. So far, they've been fairly limited in the range of types of video they'll work with.

How to do it? I have a dozen different variations — I haven't been completely satisfied with any of them. You'll need to experiment. The hint is:. Try anything I know how to do it. It can even be done in Photoshop CS4. I am considering buying Motion 5 and was just wondering if it I could help justify the purchase by putting that feature in the plus column.

I wanted to see some examples of what it possble just using Motion. Quite a lot of what is available in Photoshop is in Motion These are replaced by Stencil and Silhouette Alpha and Luma. Most of the blend modes will behave exactly as you expect, but some of them are not quite exactly realized in Motion as they are in PS example, in PS, Linear Dodge is also Add, whereas in Motion, Add is its own mode and Linear Dodge is very similar, but not quite exact to PS.

You can create bezier shape masks for layers in Motion and bitmap masks but they cannot be handled the same because there is technically no bitmap drawing in Motion, so you'll have to be clever with the graphics you import in that respect. Once you figure out all the parallels in Motion, you'll swim. First, you may want to look in to Studio Artist. I've been using it to do this exact thing for years. Nothing beats it. Feb 9, AM. I checked out Studio Artist.

Looks great, but outside of my budget. Does it ever go on sale? Are there ways, other than academic, to get discounts? Usually it takes me more than a month to discover whether a pirce of software is easy enough to learn or will fit into my work flow. Feb 9, AM in response to vinegarman In response to vinegarman. Like I stated, I have at least a half dozen variants.

I'm pretty much past the point of buying other people's effects If I can't build it, I won't be using it. I've even briefly considered trying to program them with XCode I have tried using the Line Art filter before, but there was always some parts of it the bothered me the "speckle" dots that show up everywhere.

There is serious potential there, but I need to figure out how to get rid of the speckling it usually shows up in the most unflattering places where people's faces are involved [like teeth and eyes].

Feb 9, PM. I agree filtering might be a better term. So do Motion have a wide selection of filters like water color filters? Where can I find whats available as 3rd party effects and filters and what is included? Feb 9, PM in response to vinegarman In response to vinegarman. You'll have to build your own water color type filters and many of the other "specialized" filters available in Photoshop. I use a lot of PS tricks I learned over the years and build on what's available and there is a rather considerable amount of raw material in Motion.

If you're comfortable with creating special effects in Photoshop, you should do well with Motion. For the images above, I created that effect with other filters available in Motion.

You can pick and choose what you want to use. You'll be expected to "sign up" -- but it's free and you don't have to worry about spam. And yes, Motion can work with a Wacom tablet. It even has a section in the preferences for configuring Gestures from the tablets. Feb 10, AM. Feb 10, AM in response to vinegarman In response to vinegarman. It seems that most people are using M5 for making "cool" titles.

But I wuld like to push the emvelope on what can be done outside of titles. Can anyone point to a gallery of effects other than titles in M5? Question: Q: Is it possible to rotoscope in Motion 5? More Less. Community Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. User profile for user: vinegarman vinegarman.

Reply I have this question too 8 I have this question too Me too 8 Me too. Helpful answers Drop Down menu. Feb 10, PM in response to vinegarman In response to vinegarman vinegarman wrote: Sorry I wasn't clear enough. View answer in context. Feb 11, AM in response to vinegarman In response to vinegarman vinegarman wrote: … if it is possible to use M5 to get a wide range of filter effects, as in Photoshop or Topaz Labs filter effects.

Loading page content. Reply Helpful Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. Feb 8, PM in response to vinegarman In response to vinegarman That's really good, but I wouldn't call it rotoscoping, not in the sense of cell animation. Good luck!

Feb 8, PM in response to vinegarman In response to vinegarman Quite a lot of what is available in Photoshop is in Motion Have fun! User profile for user: BenB BenB.

Thanks for the tip I had never heard of this software. Feb 9, AM in response to vinegarman In response to vinegarman vinegarman wrote: … Usually it takes me more than a month to discover whether a pirce of software is easy enough to learn or will fit into my work flow. I'm with fox: vinegarmans example is little rotoscoping, mostly filtering The search is always continuing Feb 9, PM in response to vinegarman In response to vinegarman You'll have to build your own water color type filters and many of the other "specialized" filters available in Photoshop.

Thanks, Ben, for the info! Feb 10, AM in response to vinegarman In response to vinegarman It seems that most people are using M5 for making "cool" titles. User profile for user: vinegarman Question: Q: Is it possible to rotoscope in Motion 5?

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