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  • Have you looked into Hold Keyframes?

    Joey Foreman
    Editor/Animator
    Nowhere Productions, Athens, GA

  • Joey Foreman

    June 14, 2008 at 5:17 am in reply to: Moving Views Around

    You got it.

    Joey Foreman
    Editor/Animator
    Nowhere Productions, Athens, GA

  • Joey Foreman

    June 14, 2008 at 2:30 am in reply to: subject extraction/clean plate question

    Have a look at Mokey by Imagineer Systems.

    psst..they have freelance discounts

    Joey Foreman
    Editor/Animator
    Nowhere Productions, Athens, GA

  • Joey Foreman

    June 14, 2008 at 2:27 am in reply to: Is it safe?

    No problems here.

    Joey Foreman
    Editor/Animator
    Nowhere Productions, Athens, GA

  • Joey Foreman

    June 14, 2008 at 2:22 am in reply to: Digital photo pans jerkily

    This may be a display issue with your video card. I get this all the time on my Macbook Pro. It should look fine on an external monitor.

    Joey Foreman
    Editor/Animator
    Nowhere Productions, Athens, GA

  • Joey Foreman

    June 14, 2008 at 2:09 am in reply to: Does anyone actually use auto trace?

    Get out that pen tool.

    (Or you could give Mokey, not Mocha, a trial run. Imagineer offers excellent freelance discounts.)

    Joey Foreman
    Editor/Animator
    Nowhere Productions, Athens, GA

  • Joey Foreman

    June 14, 2008 at 1:56 am in reply to: Moving Views Around

    Use those tools in one of the Custom Views. Click on the Active Camera button at the bottom of the Comp window to reveal them.

    Joey Foreman
    Editor/Animator
    Nowhere Productions, Athens, GA

  • Joey Foreman

    June 14, 2008 at 1:51 am in reply to: converting animiation to mimic stop motion

    For the background layer you can use Time Remap with hold keyframes, or you could try keyframing the Posterize Time effect.

    Joey Foreman
    Editor/Animator
    Nowhere Productions, Athens, GA

  • Joey Foreman

    June 14, 2008 at 12:42 am in reply to: Layer Window

    Well, you don’t rotoscope with those tools – for that you use articulated masks.
    But if you want to paint, you do it directly on the layer in the Layer window. If you want the layer to contain one or all of the layers below it, precompose them. If you’re opening the layer window and just seeing transparency instead of the contents of the layer, make sure Paint On Transparent is off in the Paint effect control.
    If you don’t need to clone, you can paint directly in the Comp window with the Vector Paint effect.
    Another approach is to open the layer window and position it next to the comp window. Paint in the Layer window and see the results over your other layers in the Comp window.

    Joey Foreman
    Editor/Animator
    Nowhere Productions, Athens, GA

  • Joey Foreman

    June 14, 2008 at 12:28 am in reply to: Syncing audio

    1. Move the timeline indicator to where you want your marker and press *. Zoom in the timeline if you need to be frame accurate.

    2. Grab the audio layer and move it.

    Joey Foreman
    Editor/Animator
    Nowhere Productions, Athens, GA

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