Synthetic Studio Artist The Rotoscope is a method in traditional animation invented in 1915 by Max Fleischer, in which animation is made using live movie scenes. Rotoscopy is a technique in which the movement of a live film is copied frame by frame.
In fact, in this way, live film images are reflected on a blurred screen and re-erased through animated images. The equipment used in this work is called a rotoscope. Artificial Studio Artist is the first and only software that can automate this technique. Synthetic Studio Artist is a software designed for automatic painting, drawing, and rotoscope.
In the gallery software, it is necessary to select one of the presets contained in it, so that the software can automatically create the desired artwork. The software also has a super riser that can convert very small images into very large images without loss of quality. It also has a modular MSG image processor and a large number of colorful interactive symmetry effects.\
In fact, in this way, live film images are reflected on a blurred screen and re-erased through animated images. The equipment used in this work is called a rotoscope. Artificial Studio Artist is the first and only software that can automate this technique. Synthetic Studio Artist is a software designed for automatic painting, drawing, and rotoscope.
In the gallery software, it is necessary to select one of the presets contained in it, so that the software can automatically create the desired artwork. The software also has a super riser that can convert very small images into very large images without loss of quality. It also has a modular MSG image processor and a large number of colorful interactive symmetry effects.\
Features Of Synthetik Studio Artist v5
- Automatic rotoscope
- Has a large number of image effects
- Gallery View
- Synthesizer
- Thousands of Preset
- It has a super receiver to convert very small images to very large images without losing their quality
- Edit run time
- Time-based effects
- It has a modular MSG image processor
- Keyframe animation