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* Turn on the computer, | * Turn on the computer, | ||
* Turn on the projector. The projector will take a few moments to warm up. | * Turn on the projector. The projector will take a few moments to warm up. | ||
| − | + | ====Lib 2d Roto==== | |
| − | * | + | * The data projector is recognized as a third monitor on the left-most side. |
| − | ** Open your footage in | + | * Click the monitor icon in the menu bar and make sure that '''Mirror Displays''' is checked. |
| + | * Click the monitor icon in the menu bar and confirm that the resolution of the data projector image is set to 1024x768 @ 60hz. | ||
| + | ====Com Roto=== | ||
| + | * There is only one monitor and the projector. | ||
| + | * The computer should default to mirroring enabled and be set to 1024x768. | ||
| + | * To change the setting click the monitor icon in the menu bar to change the resolution and mirroring setting. | ||
| + | ** Open your footage in QuickTime and position the video monitor so that it is displayed on the rotoscope station with the desired dimensions. | ||
** On the projector, adjust the zoom and the focus on the edges of the lense. Note: the zoom is adjusted by twisting the lens closer toi the projector body, and the focus is adjusted by twisting the outermost ring. | ** On the projector, adjust the zoom and the focus on the edges of the lense. Note: the zoom is adjusted by twisting the lens closer toi the projector body, and the focus is adjusted by twisting the outermost ring. | ||
** Adjust the positioning of the animation registration board on the table. | ** Adjust the positioning of the animation registration board on the table. | ||
Revision as of 11:15, 21 April 2015
Rotoscoping Stations
- There are two rotoscoping stations.
- 2D Roto Lab, Library 1408 which also has a capture stand.
- Com Rotscope Lab , Com 310A, which is only for rotoscoping.
Rotoscope Rules
- Never:
- use liquids or messy materials on the table.
- kick the projector
- touch the glass lens
- change projector menu settings
- unplug anything
- Always:
- power up and shut down projector properly
- double-check projector screen dimensions and focus
- create a guide frame
Using the Rotoscope
- Log into the log book and note that you used the rotoscope section
- Turn on the main power switch on the desk,
- Turn on the computer,
- Turn on the projector. The projector will take a few moments to warm up.
Lib 2d Roto
- The data projector is recognized as a third monitor on the left-most side.
- Click the monitor icon in the menu bar and make sure that Mirror Displays is checked.
- Click the monitor icon in the menu bar and confirm that the resolution of the data projector image is set to 1024x768 @ 60hz.
=Com Roto
- There is only one monitor and the projector.
- The computer should default to mirroring enabled and be set to 1024x768.
- To change the setting click the monitor icon in the menu bar to change the resolution and mirroring setting.
- Open your footage in QuickTime and position the video monitor so that it is displayed on the rotoscope station with the desired dimensions.
- On the projector, adjust the zoom and the focus on the edges of the lense. Note: the zoom is adjusted by twisting the lens closer toi the projector body, and the focus is adjusted by twisting the outermost ring.
- Adjust the positioning of the animation registration board on the table.
- Create a guide frame using a piece of paper to line up your artwork at a later time.
- Start rotoscoping! Use the left and right arrow keys to navigate through each frame.
- When finished, shut down the projector by pressing the power button until the display is black . The fan inside the projector will run for a while to allow the lamp to cool down.
- Bring the mouse cursor over to the far right screen. Shut down the computer and turn off the main power switch on the desk.
- Cap the projector lens
- Record any problems in the log book.
- Video footage that is displayed on the left-hand computer monitor is projected up onto the drawing surface of the stand.
