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We have just added plug-in support of Ulead's MediaStudio and VideoStudio editors to MovingPicture.
MovingPicture is a tool for documentary and industrial filmmakers to pan and zoom on high-resolution images. It takes scanned images up to 8,000 pixels and allows for perfectly repeatable pans and zooms directly from a Windows or Macintosh computer or as a plug-in to most nonlinear editors.
MovingPicture is widely used by broadcasters, documentarians, schools, corporate and event videographers, including: ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, BBC, PBS, MSNBC, Discovery, LifeTime, A&E, and the legendary Ken Burns.
MovingPicture is very simple to use. The image appears on the screen. Dragging and sizing a framing box icon on top of it changes the view, adding key frames onto the timeline. Editor's can preview the motion in real time without any rendering, so the design process is very rapid. The moves can be previewed in real time, and finally rendered in high quality without ever leaving the editor's timeline. Motion is field-rendered at sub-pixel
accuracy, so motion is very smooth, and in full 32-bit color.
A fully functional evaluation copy can be downloaded from the website: www.stagetools.com.
Thanks!
Bill
StageTools
MovingPicture is a tool for documentary and industrial filmmakers to pan and zoom on high-resolution images. It takes scanned images up to 8,000 pixels and allows for perfectly repeatable pans and zooms directly from a Windows or Macintosh computer or as a plug-in to most nonlinear editors.
MovingPicture is widely used by broadcasters, documentarians, schools, corporate and event videographers, including: ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, BBC, PBS, MSNBC, Discovery, LifeTime, A&E, and the legendary Ken Burns.
MovingPicture is very simple to use. The image appears on the screen. Dragging and sizing a framing box icon on top of it changes the view, adding key frames onto the timeline. Editor's can preview the motion in real time without any rendering, so the design process is very rapid. The moves can be previewed in real time, and finally rendered in high quality without ever leaving the editor's timeline. Motion is field-rendered at sub-pixel
accuracy, so motion is very smooth, and in full 32-bit color.
A fully functional evaluation copy can be downloaded from the website: www.stagetools.com.
Thanks!
Bill
StageTools