Need advice for image editing software
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December 8, 2007 at 1:38 AM #37158
Josh
ParticipantHi Everyone,
Ok, here’s the deal: I’m editing a filmwith Avid Liquid 7 andneed someImage EditingprogramtoPAINT OUTsome wire-work that was done in-camera, and alsoapesky boom shadow on a wall.I know “Photoshop CS3 Extended” is capable ofhandling video clips, butI’m looking fora lower-cost alternative. Is there such a thing? And of course, itmust be capatible withAvid Liquid 7. This situation has put my film on hold, so any informationwould be hugely appreciated!!!
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December 14, 2007 at 12:40 PM #164628
DrAW
ParticipantI just upgraded from PS-CS2 to CS3 Extended and was not aware that CS3 did video editing. Sorry I can’t help but I want to follow any responses to you. I would also be interested in knowing a bit about doing this in CS3 Extended.
DrAW
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December 19, 2007 at 2:53 AM #164629
Josh
ParticipantDear DrAW,
I didn’t mean that CS3 Extendedcan be used for traditional video editing,just image enhancement and painting on video frames. I’ve pretty much decidedto go with After Effects for my painting needs.
Josh
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December 19, 2007 at 3:07 AM #164630
Anonymous
InactiveJosh,
You can’t get much lower-cost than The Gimp. Its a freeware paint program available for Windows, Mac, UNIX, and Linux. It’s powerful…. but it has a different sort of user interface that takes some getting used to.
Ken Hull
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December 19, 2007 at 4:12 PM #164631
brandon0409
ParticipantI was going to mention GIMP as well. I began using it alot lately.
Unfortunately I don’t think still imaging is quite what he was looking for.
You mentioned a painting out some wire work. I would assume that an after effects such as Adobe or FCP Motion would do something like that but I am not 100%.
Good luck.
Please let us know if you find something.
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January 5, 2008 at 4:37 PM #164632
klopex
ParticipantI currently own Jasc Paintshop Pro (version 9) and it has a useful clone tool. I have used it to paint out things and to improve appearances. Here are two pictures from my web site, before and after:
http://klopex.com/pictures/2005/memorials-2/big/PICT0219-0.jpg
http://klopex.com/pictures/2005/memorials-2/big/PICT0219-2.jpg
I believe I paid $100 USD for PSP. I cannot speak to the differences between what I have and the PSP Photo X2 that Jasc/Corel sells now…
Good luck!
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January 13, 2008 at 9:58 PM #164633
Anonymous
InactivePhotoshop Elements almost dose exactly the same stuff as Photoshop CS3 but only costs $100, but it is way less powerful.
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