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Invisible escreveu:
> On 06/04/2011 02:49 PM, nemesis wrote:
>>> 1. Pixar *is* Disney.
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>> It's not.
>
> Disney bought Pixar a while back.
Nominaly, yes. Practically, more like the inverse. :)
It's still not Disney, though.
>>> 2. I see motion capture as the future.
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>
> I don't think that cartoons are going away anytime soon. But I think the
> future of trying to look real is in motion capture.
certainly.
>>> It gives you far more expression with far less work.
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>> It gives you far *less* expression with less work.
>
> If you animate by hand, then absolutely everything that happens must be
> animated by hand. The result is either extremely expensive or not very
> expressive. The human face, on the other hand, has evolved over billions
> of years and constantly transmits emotion, intentionally or not. And
> actors have spent centuries perfecting the art of emoting. These people
> know what they're doing.
http://files.sharenator.com/steven_segal_emotion_chart_Steven_Seagal_Emotion_Chart-s513x708-65813-580.jpg
compare to:
http://www.animationarchive.org/pics/pbanimation19-big.jpg
:)
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