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Draw frame-to-frame animation from scratch, or create animations upon videos, images, Photoshop layers. Here's a video demo'ing the new audio clip import feature: (Beta Testing is over. Description Dream big with Animation Desk.
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If you already bought the full Premium IAP like I did, it's now included. However, it's now officially launched and part of the Premium features. I was part of the beta, but didn't get a chance to play with it that much due to travel. It's finally out of beta after over a year or so in development and works well! Well, they've been working on a new feature where you can import audio clips, scrub the animation and add multiple sound fx and clips wherever you want and in sync with action. The main one I wanted was the feature where you can import a video and it gets converted to a cell frame timeline that can be drawn on with multiple layers. I bought the Premium IAP that includes all of the features for $5.99. It's free, but if you want the cool "Premium Features" there are some IAPs.
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Even the free version appears to be all I need.Įventually, for cell-frame animation I settled on FlipaClip. So far, FlipaClip is easy to use with just the right amount of tool control.Īs for the importing of timelapse stills, iMotion that was recommended in this thread, does the trick fine. Or, too much anti-aliasing where it looks too blurry. Some of the free ones have very primitive tools, very jaggy and no anti-aliasing going on. I might buy the IAP for that one to get longer clips, but I'm checking other similar apps out to find the best drawing tools. I've already tried this with the free version of FlipaClip since it gives you 6 seconds of video for free. I was thinking it'd be great as a starting point to whittle the video down to a minimal/vector version, then import into another app like FlipaClip to draw/trace over the parts I want to animate, then delete the video layer. I've already discovered that one from another thread here over the weekend. It even has a random button to generate settings for some interesting effects. There are a number of filters and there's a free version to test out too. The Imaengine School Edition by luis manuel Rivas app can import your videos and turn them into vector graphics and export them back out to your camera roll or open in other apps. I've messaged the developer, though haven't got a reply yet.įigured I'd see if anyone here knew of an app that sort of fits what I'm looking for, or said: But, it says it supports importing video in for rotoscoping, which is cool. Of the stop frame animator apps I've checked out, leaning toward RoughAnimator but I can't tell if it allows importing of multiple sequenced images, or what the maximum resolution for import/export is. So, I'm looking for that functionality too.
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One of the stop motion apps I had, that died with iOS11, allowed me to import a folder of sequential timelapse images, adjust the playback rate, then export of movie file.
It'd be awesome of there was something along the lines of After Effects or Apple Motion, but for the iPad. I wish the new Procreate 4 had some built-in animation tools. Hey, was curious if anyone knows of any mostly unknown but excellent animation apps? I had a few of the stop motion variety, that were decent, but all killed by iOS 11.
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