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== Animation Labs == | == Animation Labs == | ||
| + | * [[:Category:Animation Labs]] | ||
| + | * The animation labs use the Dragonframe application to capture with DSLR cameras. | ||
=== 2D Labs === | === 2D Labs === | ||
| + | * [[2D Lab Manual]] | ||
| + | * Both 2D Labs have an animation stand for capturing artwork or cut outs. | ||
| + | * The Library 2D Rotoscope Lab (L1408) has and additional rotoscoping set-up. | ||
| + | * The Com 2D Multi-Use Lab (Com 309) has a second messy stand. | ||
=== 3D Lab === | === 3D Lab === | ||
| + | * [[3D Lab Manual]] | ||
| + | * The 3D lab is for 3D stop motion animation. | ||
== Multimedia Lab == | == Multimedia Lab == | ||
Revision as of 14:25, 11 December 2023
Media Services has a variety of resources for animation.
Contents
Animation Labs
- Category:Animation Labs
- The animation labs use the Dragonframe application to capture with DSLR cameras.
2D Labs
- 2D Lab Manual
- Both 2D Labs have an animation stand for capturing artwork or cut outs.
- The Library 2D Rotoscope Lab (L1408) has and additional rotoscoping set-up.
- The Com 2D Multi-Use Lab (Com 309) has a second messy stand.
3D Lab
- 3D Lab Manual
- The 3D lab is for 3D stop motion animation.
