What is Animation?
Animation can be seen as the illusion of speed in movement when using photography to allow images to capture certain images which are then moved at a rapid speed when edited and or projected. The progressive technique of photographing can be used with objects such as drawings or even puppets/ models.
· Drawn / Cell Animation Examples:
Drawn Animation which can also be known as directanimation or animation without a camera is the overall animation technique where footage is produced by creating images directly onto the film stock, as to oppose to other forms of animation where images or objects are photographed frame by frame with an animation camera. ("Google")
Drawn Animation which can also be known as directanimation or animation without a camera is the overall animation technique where footage is produced by creating images directly onto the film stock, as to oppose to other forms of animation where images or objects are photographed frame by frame with an animation camera. ("Google")
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YjOLGAq4XA
· Stop Motion / Model Animation Examples:
Stop motion animation is what captures one frame at a time, with physical objects that are moved between each frame. Once the sequence is finished and you play back the images rapidly, it tends to create an illusion of movement.
Stop motion animation is what captures one frame at a time, with physical objects that are moved between each frame. Once the sequence is finished and you play back the images rapidly, it tends to create an illusion of movement.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSzCLf8tjP4
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· Computer Generated Animation Example:
Computer generated animation is the overall process used within the creation of animated images, pictures. Computer generated animation encompasses both statis scenes as well as dynamic images, while computer animation tends to only refer to the moving images.
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