Jan 2006
Article: Speed Changes in Motion
January 31, 2006 07:06 AM
An
article on
Ken Stone's site by yours truly, discussing
several options for working with speed changes in
Motion.
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Free animated dollar Motion element from Peter Wiggins
January 26, 2006 08:26 PM
A
loopable, rotating 3d dollar sign,
yours for the downloading. Complete with an alpha
channel so will key easily in your Motion project.
Nice guy, that Peter.
Motion DVDs from macProVideo.com
January 21, 2006 06:44 AM
Just
came across these -
they have 2 different DVDs for learning Motion:
Mastering Motion 2 and Advanced Motion 2. If
you've seen them, let me know what you think.
January 20, 2006 06:42 AM
Motion Quick Tip
3:
Particles on a Motion Path
Dave Nagle shows us how to use particles to create an animated dotted line. You can do the same thing with the replicator; here's an article from Special Case that explains how.
Dave Nagle shows us how to use particles to create an animated dotted line. You can do the same thing with the replicator; here's an article from Special Case that explains how.
Motion now only available as part of Final Cut Studio
January 17, 2006 04:13 PM
Here is
a link DV Knowledgebase.org website to an FAQ
regarding Apple's new pricing structure effective
immediately
Motion Quick Tip #2 from Dave Nagel
January 16, 2006 01:07 PM
Working
with mulitple Motion Paths:
builds on the first Quick Tip, explains how to
trim behaviors in the timeline. Good beginner
info. I personally prefer to use keyframes for
this sort of animation because you can control the
interpolation, but the tip does discuss some
important concepts.
DMO Launches Apple Motion Channel
January 16, 2006 12:55 PM
DMO
(Digital Media Online) has officially launched
the Apple Motion
Channel,
the latest member of the DMN (Digital Media Net)
portal of publications serving creative
professionals.
A couple of cool tutorials from motionvfx.com
January 13, 2006 01:53 PM
Catching up
on my email, I found these and 7 other great little
Quicktime tutorials on Szymon Masiak's site. One
deals with using the Replicator to create an
animated ripped paper
effect, and the other uses
the Replicator to create a video wall of random images.
Check out all of Szymon's tutorials and his forum
in the Tutorials section and the
Forums section.
A new Quick Tip from Dave Nagel
January 11, 2006 06:45 AM
Motion Paths: using paths and
behaviors for simple animation on
macanimationpro.com. A short beginner tip with
movies examples on how to use the Basic Motion
behaviors Motion Path and Snap Alignment to
Motion.
Site overhaul
January 10, 2006 10:31 AM
After
managing this site for the past year and a half, the
list of resources has gotten too large to fit on a
single page, so I've broken the site up into
categories listed on the right to make it easier to
find exactly what you are looking for. I've also
added comments, an RSS feed, and a little indicator
to show if I'm available via iChat. I'm using
RapidWeaver to manage the site now
- a little restrictive but nice and simple. I hope
you like the changes, feedback always
welcome.
DMTS Releases Inside Motion 2
January 06, 2006 01:31 PM
Tutorial: Replicators
January 02, 2006 05:34 PM
Another
great Replicator
tutorial from
Special Case. He has a small, excellent
site where he posts his
articles and downloads.