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Film Gimp
2002-12-17 09:46:41
Anybody ever play with Film Gimp (filmgimp.sourceforge.net)? Appearently it's being used by several large production houses (e.g. ILM, Sony Pictures ImageWorks, DreamWorks, Rhythm & Hues). It's been used to do frame-by-frame retouching on several feature motion pictures (Stuart Little, Stuart Little 2, Harry Potter, Scooby-Doo).
It's a Linux program, too :P
This looks like a pretty interesting little program. The primary difference is that Film Gimp devotes 16 bits of precision vs. GIMP's 8 bits of precision to the color components, but there's many other enhancements included to make working with film frames easier. Hell, with so many major production houses using it and working on it, it's got to have something going for it ;)
Going to give Film Gimp a spin; it'd be interesting to see how it complements my current compositing pipe of (GIMP + Photoshop) -> Cinelerra.
- 2002-12-06 22:16:02 danielwang is funny.
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2002-12-02 12:07:39
"Frame interval: 95-519, 424 frames"
"Rendering... ETA: 0:35;25"
maybe I've gone overboard... - on the internet, everyone is a bully 2002-11-29 01:52:18 What the hell is wrong with everybody today?
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BOOYAH!
2002-11-27 01:55:54
http://www.rose-hulman.edu/~yipdw/1.jpg
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Also, my AMV editing on GNU/Linux systems guide is in progress. If you're one of the crazy people reading this, the current state of the guide can be seen at
http://www.rose-hulman.edu/~yipdw/amvlinux/amvlinux.html
The TeXinfo source is also available:
http://www.rose-hulman.edu/~yipdw/amvlinux/amvlinux.texi
Please let me know if you think this is a good idea or not.
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