Studio Artist provides a large number of different approaches to use when building photo mosaic effects (representing a larger image with a collection of smaller images). Many of the photo mosaic feature options available to you allow for much more visually interesting adaptive mosaic block placement that a traditional grid arrangement of rectangular sub image…
Today’s post continues our discussion from yesterday, where we used a source movie taken with a non moving camera that contains objects (pedestrians) moving within the static view scene. Yesterday we worked with the Temporal Scan Tracker to build SlitScan effects. Today we will look at some other temporal image processing effects that work well…
Today’s post will discuss working with the SlitScan direction control in a Temporal Scan Tracker effect. All of Studio Artist’s temporal image processing effects work with loaded source movie files and process multiple input frames taken from different times in the movie to build time based image processing effects.
Today’s post follows directly from the last 2 day’s posts, which re-examined some old Process Movie Tutorial examples. The movie processing examples detail how to incorporate the concept of overdrawing on a previous canvas output frame into building a movie processing effect in a paint action sequence (PASeq). One important consideration to take into account…
The Process Movie Tutorials are some old Studio Artist tutorials that were originally generated several version releases ago. They discuss some fundamental basics regarding how to go about constructing paint action sequences (PASeq) for movie processing so that the processing scripts incorporate the notion of temporal continuity into the paint animation effects they generate. We’ll…