We've had a few technical support questions recently about working with masked movie brushes for creating photo mosaic effects, where you are working with irregular shaped objects on solid colored movie frames in the movie brush as opposed to rectang
Read more…To process a movie in Studio Artist you first need to record a paint action sequence. You then use the paint action sequence to process the movie file. A paint action sequence (or PASeq for short) can be thought of as a processing script that combin
Read more…We've started a series of tutorials on the studio artist tips site that discuss how to put together different processing strategies for building paint action sequences to process movie files to generate paint animation videos. The first tutorial cal
Read more…If you ever experience a crash problem where Studio Artist crashes when it tries to write the first frame of a processed movie or when writing to an open movie stream, this problem can be easily fixed. It means you have bad movie compression prefere
Read more…It's quite straightforward to process a movie file with the Studio Artist Vectorizer. The simpliest thing you could do is to build a Paint Action Sequence (PASeq) with a single Vectorizer step.
In order to record this simple PASeq, you bring up the
