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Episode 09: Creating a Watercolor Painting Look
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February 16th, 2009By Aharon Rabinowitz

In this episode, Aharon shows you how to turn your video into an animated watercolor painting, and shares some techniques in varying the look and color.

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March 30th, 2009 at 7:24 amAharon Rabinowitz says:

Dal - no it will not effect your audio. While you are changing the playback frame rate, You're not actually changing the speed of the video here. If you changed the frame rate of the source (in the interpret footage dialog), or used time remapping, then you'd run into trouble.

March 25th, 2009 at 9:18 amDal says:

Hi, Aharon, just wondering if this effect alters the sound of your footage in anyway, as you reduce the framerate to 12fps, and would it take a long time to render out footage if you use toonIt! on a 15 min short film?

February 23rd, 2009 at 9:48 pmAlan McCloud says:

Thanks...I look forward to the next episode.
One more thing, these work great on my iPhone!

February 23rd, 2009 at 8:09 pmAharon Rabinowitz says:

I use Camtasia to capture, and then do my edit in After Effects. Audio is recorded ahead of time in Audition.

February 22nd, 2009 at 3:51 pmAlan McCloud says:

Impressive! (Did you notice the exclamation mark?) I am currently involved in a research project focused on the impact differing levels of visual detail have on learning. I intend to use toonit! as the mechanism to alter the detail of the live-action video used as the base in the different experimental treatments. This should work well.
I have a non-toonit! question. Your tutorial flows well on my computer and may be very helpful as I build the instructional interface for the treatments used in my research. What software tool are you using to capture the motion of your screen when you build the tutorial? I could already have the software, or may need to make an additional purchase.
Thanks...