apple's motion?

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indieBIZ

• Jul 24, 2005

• #2

it all depends on what you want to use it for.

 

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haid

• Aug 5, 2005

• #3

lookin to create life like explosion scenes, and stuff like that.

 

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Shaw

• Aug 5, 2005

• #4

Well it's certainly NOT a plug-n-play sort of deal. It's meant for serious artists with the right background to create visual effects. But yes, Motion is very good stuff. It was used for compositing in LOTR.

 

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CommanderGoat

• Aug 5, 2005

• #5

Shaw said:

But yes, Motion is very good stuff. It was used for compositing in LOTR.

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You're thinking of shake. Motion is mainly used for Titles, DVD menus, other graphics stuff. I'm not sure how it is for compositing or making explosions.

I've only used Motion at the Apple store and I noticed that even on a dual 2Ghz, it was slow to process actions. Of course, that was with Motion 1. Motion 2 is out now and I don't know if they have made any improvements. Is the demo a full version with all the features for 30 days? Or are some of features locked?

 

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Shaw

• Aug 6, 2005

• #6

Ah dangit! THank you for the correction!

Maybe its about time for me to get a mac.

 

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haid

• Aug 6, 2005

• #7

you're not on a mac? heh. i guess i figured everyone on this kind of site would be using a mac. guess not.

 

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