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armogeden
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 Mon Apr 09, 2007 6:08 pm Reply with quote
probably after effects or flash... right?
wow cool ad
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Crowned
Location: my appartment
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Mon Apr 09, 2007 6:24 pm Reply with quote
Flash is for the web, I don't think it can deliver a 35mm film airable on TV...
armogeden wrote: probably after effects or flash... right?
wow cool ad
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TofuTheGreat
Location: Back where I belong.
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Mon Apr 09, 2007 6:39 pm Reply with quote
Crowned wrote:
I'd almost lay money that the second one was done in Flash. Preliminary animations (vectors) could have been done in something else (i.e. Illustrator or Freehand) and then imported into Flash. But I didn't see anything there that couldn't all have been done in Flash.
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armogeden
Location: The other side of your screen
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Mon Apr 09, 2007 6:41 pm Reply with quote
Crowned wrote: Flash is for the web, I don't think it can deliver a 35mm film airable on TV...
armogeden wrote: probably after effects or flash... right?
wow cool ad
good point, in which case they probably used after effects 
but im probably wrong because ive never actually used after effects 
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vokaris
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Mon Apr 09, 2007 7:16 pm Reply with quote
Crowned wrote: Flash is for the web, I don't think it can deliver a 35mm film airable on TV... Never used flash, but if the content is vector, it should be scalable to any format/size without loss of quality?
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glennhanna
Location: Eugene, Oregon
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Mon Apr 09, 2007 7:52 pm Reply with quote
I'd be suprised if flash couldn't export to NTSC DV video at 29.97 frames per second at 720x480 pixels... or slightly different settings for PAL or SECAM settings. It should even be able to export in HD resolutions. Sadly, a tv picture doesn't have as much definition as you might think.
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Marx-Man
Location: The United Kingdom!
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Mon Apr 09, 2007 11:20 pm Reply with quote
yes software that can deliver for tv...
Photoshop and imageready, flash, After effects, Final cut pro
Those would be the most notable..
It is mostly making your outputs for tv either the PAL setting or the more commonly used NTSC
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splodge
Location: Yorkshire,
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Tue Apr 10, 2007 5:37 am Reply with quote
flash 8 pro now works from mobile devices right up to H/D television, i often see ad's on telly and just know they were made in flash, but many of the big advertizing co's have custom built software for the job with every plug_in you can buy.
i dont know what version of flash is bundled with PSCS3, but i doubt it is the full flash 8 pro, so i'd say, GO PRO
PS, that second ad' was made in flash
PPS, this is my favorite ad, NOT made in flash
http://www.bravia-advert.com/paint/thead/
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TofuTheGreat
Location: Back where I belong.
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Tue Apr 10, 2007 7:49 am Reply with quote
splodge wrote:
That was wicked. 
Oh how I would have loved to be there in person to see that.
_________________ Why I do believe it's pants-less o'clock! - Lar deSouza
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supak0ma
Location: Photoshop Nation
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Tue Apr 10, 2007 8:50 am Reply with quote
Crowned wrote:
to deliver content for the tv usually you go thru premiere or aftereffects or if you're rich or you're in the business you could buy an Avid station 
both those spots could have been made in flash then tweaked and prepared in aftereffects.
btw aftereffects= the photoshop of video, plus it's got a script part like flash's actionscript: it's called aftermath.
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