Re: FLASH: nice site.. but how did they do it

[Michael Penne]

Number of ways they _could_ have done it. Easiest

I can think of would be to use a two color

cut-out filter in Adobe AfterEffects on the

video, export as #'d picts/bmps, import into

Flash and trace (they may have traced the frames

as a batch in Streamline, nice that it batchs,

but I've never been as happy with the results

from Streamline as Flash). The same could also be

done in Photoshop(AE is pretty much Photoshop for

video), and many video editors have variations on

the cut-out, duotone, or indexed color filters.

Egomedia's is a pretty cool effect, though I'm

not real sure what the pumpkin color scheme is

getting at;-)...


--- Vipin Kanwar <

vkanwarhome [dot] com

> wrote:

> Hey guys,

> 

> www.egomedia.com

> 

> Could someone please shed light on how this

> could be done.

> 

> I'm sure they used some external software to

> convert a movie clip into

> vector frames. 

> 

> Does anyone know of what software this is

> possible in.. and what plug-in??



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Personal Flash, etc.

http://www.humboldt.edu/~mmp5/flash.html

Professional:

http://www.humboldt.edu/~cdc

http://www.humboldt.edu/~ac/index2.html


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