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Enhance frames in video or movie sequences with all sorts of open source editing tools for raster graphics available in CinePaint for Mac computers
Three years after the creation of GIMP back in 1998, two developers of this popular drawing program decided to take on another project aimed at enhancing video images. The project, which was initially called Film GIMP, was specifically focused on creating a program for professional movie makers working in 35mm and high-resolution formats. In 2003, after several years of development, the program was renamed as CinePaint. This software has a version for Mac, but also an edition for Windows and Linux, although the development on these platforms isn't so advanced. A movie editor for daily purposes This complete tool, that's capable of working with high-fidelity image formats such as Kodak Cineon or SMPTE DPX, as well as the usual JPG, BMP or GIF, comes along with a wide range of tools to edit frames and 3D textures, as well as very specific features in this sector that we list below: Frame manager. Transparency editor. Capacity to operate with HDR images. Support for 16-bit workflows to be used in standard photo editing. CIELab palettes. The software used to enhance movies of the likes of Scooby-Doo, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone or The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. However, despite being aimed at a professional use, it's very easy to use thanks to its intuitive graphical interface that reminds us of classic programs such as Paint for Windows. If you prefer, you can use it as a simple drawing program as it also includes tools such as the typical paint sprays, brushes, lines, shapes, text, etc.
Edit frames on your Mac
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