[Guille Ibanez]

hi Scott,

thanks for your reply. but what happens if the camera is moving even if is so slightly? If i place the c4D animation I need it to stick to the same exact place. How could i achieve this?

thaks

[Guille Ibanez]

Yep, I think that you’re right. Painting frame by frame gives you the freedom to change styles and achieve a distinctive look that canned effects don’t. I will probably research a bit more but I think that the decision is pretty much taken. Also, how do you face the shooting when you know that the footage is going to be rotoscoped (painted)? any considerations? any tutorials or advices?

thanks.

[Guille Ibanez]

thanks for the answer,

What kind of compatibility issues are you referring to? On any case I would like to know how could it be done so I can test it out as It is an important part of the DVD and it might be worth taking the risk.
Also, I’ve been reading that most of the biggest pieces of software like DVD Architect and Encore don’t have the possibility to include web links, how could this be possible? it seems like quite a basic feature to have!!

thanks again!

[Guille Ibanez]

oh thanks, i just found it. looking really good already : )

[Guille Ibanez]

thanks, It seems a good solution to me but I don’t seem to have that CC Burn Film effect
in the effect list. Do I have to have an special copy of AFX for it? I’m using AFX 7.0 by the way