Rotoscoping - Part 1
Rotoscoping for Animation and Visual Effects.
In this first part I cover what is rotoscoping and when do you use it. Includes examples of creating animation and roto mattes.
I've included chapter markers in the movie file so you should be able to jump to chapters in iTunes or QuickTime player.
NOTE: Adding chapter markers seems to require the entire movie to download first. Here's an alternate version without chapters for those checking on the web.
Evidently I can't place a link here or the feedburner system will use this file instead ofthe chapter version.
http://effectscorner.com/podcast/ecroto.p1.fast.m4v
:41 Rotoscoping Basics and Examples
2:50 Tracing for animation
6:42 Matting with GreenScreen
8:02 Garbage Matting
9:55 Mid Ground Roto
12:08 Compositing Mid Ground
14:54 Creating Twins
19:10 Colorizing
20:36 Animated Wipe
Wacom tablets for roto and paint work.
Wacom Intuos3 6X8
Wacom Graphire4 6x8
For those interested I show more rotoscoping in use in a Levis commercial. It's in the archives.
Levis Breakdown Part 2
Labels: education, example, learning, podcast, roto, rotoscope, rotoscoping, training, vfx, video, video podcast
posted by Scott Squires at 7:43 AM
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10 Comments:
excited to watch this scott but had some problems loading to ipod. anyone else have trouble. todays loaded and played just fine-but i want to watch number one firt-how novel.
Keep up the awesome work. i showed the pants to one of my friends, also an inspired learner/practioner and he was completely engaged watching and listening.
Jeff Petersen
Sorry, is everyone with a new iPod having problems?
If so I'll switch to the non-chapter version.
For now you can download the m4v version (ipod) at: http://effectscorner.com/podcast/ecroto.p1.fast.m4v
Scott, Thanks for the rotoscoping tutorial. It was very informative.
That was great. Thanks so much for putting that together for us.
cheers for your time and experience.
These simple tutorial vids have been a real eye opener to the world of rotoing and beyond.
God bless your kind soul :)
Keep up the great work
I am wanting to rotoscope but I need a new video card, I am told that I need an Nvidia card to properly run my Toon Boom Solo software, then I'm told that I need NVIDIA Quadro FX 4500 for developing purposes, I don't know if I need the 4500 or can I get by with the NVIDIA GeForce 8800, can anyone advise? Thanks Eric
Thanks for producing these videos - they're a great introduction to the technique and to help me think of new things to try in the future! Good job!
The rotoscoping tutorial video, it was very informative.. Thank you... its a great deal of help for those who wants to practice the art of rotoscoping.
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Thank you for sharing your wealth of information
thanks for share,the context is useful
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