The screen shot above shows an example of 3 different instances of a movie brush playing back in real time in the Studio Artist canvas. I’m using the movie brush paint preset we built yesterday, with one slight editing modification that will be described below. The edit allows me to interactively define and move around…
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Someone recently asked me some questions about the Temporal Difference1 effect, which is a relatively new temporal image processing effect in Studio Artist 4.03 that was added after the initial 4.0 release and is not documented in the User Guide pdf. This post will discuss the Temporal Difference1 effect, and contrast it to the much…
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Today’s post continues our look back at the old Process Movie Tutorials that we started with yesterday’s post. If you have not read yesterday’s post, please read it before continuing. Today’s example will again show off the differences between building a paint action sequence (PASeq) that erases to white and then paints each frame, vs…
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FineTuning Paint Regionization Effects The Studio Artist paint synthesizer is capable of creating an extremely wide range of different paint styles. This post is going to focus on discussing some editing techniques you can use to fine tune the appearance of Path Start Regionization painting effects.Path Start Regionization is an intelligent process where Studio Artist…
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The Paint Synthesizer is the part of Studio Artist that generates digital paint presets, which you can use for manual hand drawing or fully automatic Auto-painting by pressing the Action button. There are a large number of different paint synthesizer control panels available in the Editor palette that allow you to edit the 500 user…
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