Rotoscoping - Revision history

Krusea: /* Rotoscoping */

2023-11-03T20:51:24Z

‎Rotoscoping

Krusea: /* Transferring the File */

2023-11-03T20:39:31Z

‎Transferring the File

Krusea at 16:34, 26 October 2023

2023-10-26T16:34:13Z

Krusea at 16:33, 26 October 2023

2023-10-26T16:33:02Z

Krusea: /* Rotoscoping */

2019-01-15T23:08:37Z

‎Rotoscoping

Krusea: /* Export the video through Media Encoder */

2019-01-15T23:08:22Z

‎Export the video through Media Encoder

Mcmsha21: /* Rough Animator */

2018-05-30T17:47:00Z

‎Rough Animator

Mcmsha21: /* Preparing a Video to Rotoscope with Premiere Pro */

2018-05-30T17:45:24Z

‎Preparing a Video to Rotoscope with Premiere Pro

Mcmsha21: /* Export the video through Media Encoder */

2018-05-30T17:40:27Z

‎Export the video through Media Encoder

Mcmsha21: /* Export the video through Media Encoder */

2018-05-30T17:34:58Z

‎Export the video through Media Encoder

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 # Start a new project file in Rough Animator
 # Go to '''File > Import Video'''
-# Once clip is selected, go to timeline layers and add a layer copied to timeline
+# Select '''Photos'''
-# Use video layer slider to adjust the opacity
+# Select the video and press '''Use'''
 # Start tracing frame by frame!

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 === Rough Animator ===
-==== Transferring the File ====
+==== Transferring the File with AirDrop ====
 ===== AirDrop =====
-# To transfer files from computer to iPad and vice versa, use AirDrop on Mac computers.
+# To transfer files the video file to the '''iPad''' use '''AirDrop'''.
-# Open '''AirDrop''' and turn on '''bluetooth and wifi'''
+# on the IPad go to '''Settings > AirDrop''' and select '''Everyone for 10 Minutes'''
-# Allow the computer to be visible to "'''everyone'''"
+# Select '''Everyone for 10 Minutes'''
-# Drag file onto '''AirDrop''' screen and click "accept" on the iPad
+# on the computer open a Finder widow.
 # The files should be saved to photos
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 === 2D Rotoscope Station ===
 * [[Rotoscope Station]]
 [[Category:Rough Animator]]
 [[Category:Animation Labs]]

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 == Preparing a Video to Rotoscope ==
 Why? Animating every single frame of a video can often feel tedious and unnecessary. Most animators rotoscope on 2s or 3s. To animate on 2s mean to animate every other frame of a video, meaning that if you have a video shot at 30fps, you're animating at 15fps. To animate on 3s is to animate on every third frame, so your animation frame rate would be 10fps. Editing a video so that it matches the frame rate you want to animate on is step one to efficiently rotoscoping!
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 === 2D Rotoscope Station ===
 * [[Rotoscope Station]]

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 [[Category:Rough Animator]]
-=== Preparing a Video to Rotoscope with Premiere Pro ===
+== Preparing a Video to Rotoscope ==
 Why? Animating every single frame of a video can often feel tedious and unnecessary. Most animators rotoscope on 2s or 3s. To animate on 2s mean to animate every other frame of a video, meaning that if you have a video shot at 30fps, you're animating at 15fps. To animate on 3s is to animate on every third frame, so your animation frame rate would be 10fps. Editing a video so that it matches the frame rate you want to animate on is step one to efficiently rotoscoping!
-==== Preparing the Video ====
+=== Preparing the Video in Premiere Pro ===
 # Select a video to animate over
 # Trim the video in Premiere so the start point is the first frame of your animation and the end would be the last.
-==== Export the video through Media Encoder ====
+=== Export the video through Media Encoder ===
 # Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence you want to export.
 # Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
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 # Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button in the top right) to start the exporting.
-=== Transferring the File ===
+=== Rough Animator ===
-==== AirDrop ====
+===== AirDrop =====
 # To transfer files from computer to iPad and vice versa, use AirDrop on Mac computers.
 # Open '''AirDrop''' and turn on '''bluetooth and wifi'''
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 # Drag file onto '''AirDrop''' screen and click "accept" on the iPad
 # The files should be saved to photos
 ==== Rotoscoping ====
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 # Use video layer slider to adjust the opacity
 # Start tracing frame by frame!

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	# Use video layer slider to adjust the opacity		# Use video layer slider to adjust the opacity
	# Start tracing frame by frame!		# Start tracing frame by frame!
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 ## '''Custom''':  Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
 # '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
-# Drag the Quicktime H.264 preset onto your clip
+# Drag the '''H.264 Match source - High Bitrate''' preset onto your clip
-# Click on preset name to pop up the Video dialogue box, in order to edit frame rate.
+# Click on preset name to pop up the '''Export Settings''' dialogue box, in order to edit frame rate.
 # Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button in the top right) to start the exporting.

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	=== Preparing a Video to Rotoscope with Premiere Pro ===		=== Preparing a Video to Rotoscope with Premiere Pro ===
		+	Why? Animating every single frame of a video can often feel tedious and unnecessary. Most animators rotoscope on 2s or 3s. To animate on 2s mean to animate every other frame of a video, meaning that if you have a video shot at 30fps, you're animating at 15fps. To animate on 3s is to animate on every third frame, so your animation frame rate would be 10fps. Editing a video so that it matches the frame rate you want to animate on is step one to efficiently rotoscoping!

	==== Preparing the Video ====		==== Preparing the Video ====