Drawing on individual frames?

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Is there a software for DV that allows you to draw directly on the video
frames without having to export as filmstrip (.flm file) to Photoshop
like Premiere 6?

Thanks!

 

[Rio]

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> Is there a software for DV that allows you to draw directly on the video
> frames without having to export as filmstrip (.flm file) to Photoshop
> like Premiere 6?

After Effect does, Combustion also does it... if I remember Edit Studio from
ULEAD has some rotoscoping (that's the name) functions...

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[Brian]

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"G.I.O." <tfg1@mindspring.com> wrote:

>Is there a software for DV that allows you to draw directly on the video
>frames without having to export as filmstrip (.flm file) to Photoshop
>like Premiere 6?
>
>Thanks!

Take a look at Ulead Media Studio (video editor)
www.ulead.com
There is a painting/drawing type program that comes with this package.
You should find full details are the Ulead site. The manual can be
downloaded to look at.

Regards Brian

 

[Guest]

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you might also want to look at "Mirage", which previously was NewTek's
"Aura", IIRC.

Brian wrote:

> "G.I.O." <tfg1@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
>
>>Is there a software for DV that allows you to draw directly on the video
>>frames without having to export as filmstrip (.flm file) to Photoshop
>>like Premiere 6?
>>
>>Thanks!
>
>
> Take a look at Ulead Media Studio (video editor)
> www.ulead.com
> There is a painting/drawing type program that comes with this package.
> You should find full details are the Ulead site. The manual can be
> downloaded to look at.
>
> Regards Brian
>

 

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In article <4176B927.7A3262EB@mindspring.com>,
"G.I.O." <tfg1@mindspring.com> wrote:

> Is there a software for DV that allows you to draw directly on the video
> frames without having to export as filmstrip (.flm file) to Photoshop
> like Premiere 6?
>
> Thanks!

The process is known as "rotoscoping" - do a Google search on it and
you'll find many of programs with the capability.