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Paul M Weiss #1
NEED SERIOUS HELP!!!!
im working on a movie, and im tryign to edit the .flm in photoshop, but im way to lazy to edit 1398 frames per 3 minutes of footage so id like to know of a way to edit multiple frames easily like speed up the proccess, say putting in a realistic muzzle flare for an mp-5 and making lightsabers and so forth, this is the only thign standing in my way of beign abel to successfuly finish my movies, this knowledge is very important to me and i must gain help, so someone out there plz heed my words?!
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Don McCahill #2
Re: NEED SERIOUS HELP!!!!
Photoshop is not designed for working on movies, so unfortunately you are forced to work a frame at a time.
Perhaps if you ask your question in After Effects forum, where more movie people hang out, they can let you know if there is a work-around for you.
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Mark Reynolds #3
Re: NEED SERIOUS HELP!!!!
Total rubbish
You can easily do what you want with actions - its not difficult at all to batch large numbers of frames, and have them processed relatively quickly.
Even limited animation can be achieved with this process.
If you actually want a video editing tool - then yes go for After Effects
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Eric Purkalitis #4
Re: NEED SERIOUS HELP!!!!
Yah, 1398 frames of hand-drawn light sabers sounds really productive.
Eric Purkalitis Guest
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Photo Help #5
Re: NEED SERIOUS HELP!!!!
Chris,
Not according to Mark :)
Eric,
It may not be that productive, but in my college days I knew a few people with much more time than money that thought it worked just fine :)
Paul,
Also take a look at Combustion <http://www.discreet.com/products/combustion/>.
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YrbkMgr #6
Re: NEED SERIOUS HELP!!!!
Combustion is what they used to do the digital grading in Fellowship of the Ring.
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Mark Reynolds #7
Re: NEED SERIOUS HELP!!!!
Photo help - tracing an object and applying an effect certainly can be done (in my book relatively easily) in Photoshop. Not with vector animation granted, but that takes a lot of extra work anyway.
As Chris said it may be easier in After Effects, but all the tools used for tracking are within Photoshop
With reference to Combustion - sure theres massive animation functionalty there, and obviously Photoshop's not designed to compete. But even compositing can be done on a budget just using PS.
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JasonSmith #8
Re: NEED SERIOUS HELP!!!!
"Photoshop is not designed for working on movies"
Actually that's not entirely true...AfterEffects is definitely a better option though.
JasonSmith Guest
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Mark Reynolds #9
Re: NEED SERIOUS HELP!!!!
I meant tracking - theres no edit on this forum
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Paul M Weiss #10
Re: NEED SERIOUS HELP!!!!
well allow me to further detail my intentions. say i want to make a muzzle flash on an mp-5, now i dont wanna edit like 70 sumtin frames cuz A) im impatient, B) it wouldnt look so good. so i want to be able to have somethign that will automate these thigns, like i do a frame here and there an basicly it will compencate, same thig nfor explosions of dirt and such, and blue screening, i dont wanna have to edit the bvlue out and replace it with the new background every dam frame, id liek sumtin that would do it for me
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Paul M Weiss #11
Re: NEED SERIOUS HELP!!!!
also does anyone know of a program i can edit voices and make kool sonds in? say liek i record my voice now i want to make it sound liek a demon or sumtun, or like Ra's voice in Stargate, anyone know?
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Phosphor #12
Re: NEED SERIOUS HELP!!!!
All you have to do is talk like you spell. It'll sound pretty odd.
Or, buy a software or hardware Digital Signal Processor. Even some cheap guitar stomp-boxes can do a good job.
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Paul M Weiss #13
Re: NEED SERIOUS HELP!!!!
imn afrais i do not know what u r talking about with the talk as u spell and as for programs, is there any specific program out there perfect for such use?
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