Duplicating / copying images in DF or Final Cut ?

Duplicating / copying images in DF or Final Cut ?

Alain Boisvert

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Hello,
I was wondering what is best practice?
Duplicating multiple images in DF or working in Final Cut.
Both can be used.
For example a freeze frame in DG is simply stretching out an image.
In Final Cut, I add a freeze frame with a keyboard shortcut.

The same with moving multiple images.
Copy / paste in both.
Is it simply a matter of preference?

Thanks.
 
Hello. Personally, I use Dragonframe to duplicate frames purely for visual perception. After the animation is ready, I record the frames that I duplicated and delete the duplicates. Then I export the frames without duplicates so that I don't waste time on mistaken compositing of duplicates in post-production. Then, having the duplicate recordings on hand, I play them back in post-production
 
Hello. Personally, I use Dragonframe to duplicate frames purely for visual perception. After the animation is ready, I record the frames that I duplicated and delete the duplicates. Then I export the frames without duplicates so that I don't waste time on mistaken compositing of duplicates in post-production. Then, having the duplicate recordings on hand, I play them back in post-production
MagshifterThank you, Nice to know how other animators work.
Best,
 

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