TvPaint - Bitmap based brushes, so more like photoshop's brush tool. Very wide range in price, between $250-$1200. I haven't used it, but I don't really want to try any more vector software. Different UI though, and many people prefer it over flash for some reason. ToonBoom - Basically flash but done by a different company.
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Can't wait to switch, but it's pretty cheap for professional software. The vector brush part kills it for me though despite getting used to drawing in a single stroke, it still feels like shit, and doesn't register marks when you do it rapidly + start at the same point. Vector brushes, lots of modularity, basic 3D tools (although I can't comment on them), and good layer management generally. Makes pictures move though! And did I already mention it's free?Īdobe Flash - I use this, and I also hate it. Only black and white, no layers, binary brush, etc. Has most utilities you'd need in rudimentary animation, but definitely not something you'd produce final work in. Free video editor, allows easy way to step through video frame by frame, as well as scroll through back and forthĮasytoon - it's free, and incredibly easy to run. *if you are getting warning messages, you may have to open image in explorer and delete the first frame so that there are no gaps in the naming sequence. under frame ->view image in explorer - you can find a saved jpg sequence.ģ.can change frame rate with smoothness as well as frame size, once you have all the settings correct just hit create gif. One of the EASIEST ways to create gifs with a lot of quality controls.Ģ. It also has the option to screen capture. Can load from any downloaded video as well as youtube (and any other popular video sites). In a new window it will give you a timeline scrub bar as well as the option to explode the gif into individual frames and an option to export. Once installed you can right click on any gif and click the gif scrubber option.
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