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Adrien-Luc's Animation BlogPoll: Do you consider rotoscoping and motion capture animation to be actual animation? Recently, a forum reader brought up the topic of rotoscoping and motion capture, asking if these techniques constitute actual animation since one is retraced from live video, and the other doesn't actually animate; it just applies captures of real motion to virtual objects. While by the strictest definition of the word "animation", anything that moves is animated...
Do you consider rotoscoping and motion capture animation to be actual animation?
Have you voted in last week's poll? Wednesday March 12, 2008 | comments (2) Display Latest Headlines | powered by WordPress |
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