John Britt |
June 27th, 2006 08:01 PM |
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Originally Posted by Keith Forman
Try exporting your clips to .Flm, which is filmstrip format. Then you can import it in sequence to Photoshop. Obviously, this is best used on short clips. Very short clips.
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I used to play around with this a few years ago. There's a mix of Photoshop filters that work well in trying to get the look, like "Cutout" and "Find Edges." I did a few very short clips using this, but the only one I could find on my computer at this very moment is this one: http://www.karatemedia.com/video/nowandthen.rm -- sorry, it's a Real Media file, it's the only one I could find.
Anyway, Keith is correct that it can be pretty darn time-consuming to do this (although the computer I was using a few years ago was less than half as fast as my current editing machine). And since it was so time-consuming, there was less incentive to play around with it and get better at improving my style. But if all you have is Premiere and Photoshop, then it's certainly an option. And it's still faster than rotoscoping each individual frame in Photoshop...
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