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Q. I really want to do animated films at home, I can draw, have a scanner at my disposal and a computer. I know that I would need a software program to put all the frames together, I just don't know where to go to find one. Cost is not an issue, I just want the best and easiest to use software. Also, how would I go about adding sound/voices to the mix? I can find someone with recording equipment I can use. Any and all serious answers are very appreciated :)
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If money is no problem then find a software program of your choosing...there's too many out there for me to plug. I "studied" with 3D Studio from AutoDesk wayyy back in 1993 and have since not kept up with the trade...read reviews of what's out there and perhaps do the "30 day trail" option if any have it.
Good luck!
If money is no problem then find a software program of your choosing...there's too many out there for me to plug. I "studied" with 3D Studio from AutoDesk wayyy back in 1993 and have since not kept up with the trade...read reviews of what's out there and perhaps do the "30 day trail" option if any have it.
Good luck!
Do almost all laptops have cameras now?
Q. I was just thinking about getting a laptop and it looks to me like almost all of then have cameras now. Also could you recommend some good brands?
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Just about all of the latest laptops and netbooks I've seen today have decent web cams built into them.
There are many excellent laptops and netbooks out there today. Going with a brand name computer with a good warranty and support program is important.
Do a search for "top laptop reviews" and you will find many websites with customer reviews on the latest and best laptops along with their prices.
Something to consider while shopping for a good laptop or netbook is how much can you spend? What size screen do you want? (15" to 17" are nice sizes, more efficient). Try out the keyboard if you can and make sure it's a full-sized keyboard that feels good.
Make sure you have at least 2 gigabytes of memory if your laptop has Vista running on it. Also, make sure your hard drive is at least 150 gigabytes, preferably larger. And be clear what software comes with your unit, not just trialware programs. Also, make sure your new laptop or netbook comes with a good graphics card on it.
And do make sure you like the look of your laptop or netbook. Make sure it has a nice outer-shell coating and it's something you really like. Check for things like how long your battery cell will last (hopefully between 3-6 hours) and what type of built-in security it might have. HP has some nice units with fingerprint scanners built in.
And while I think about it, jump over to QVC.com and HSN.com as each of them represent HP and ACER laptop and netbook manufacturers and sometimes you can find some great deals there, including flex payments.
Here is CNET's reviews of the Top 5 laptops: http://reviews.cnet.com/best-laptops/
PC Magazine's 2009 Best Laptop Reviews: http://www.pcmag.com/products/0,,tqs=CEFEABBCE0F3D5AF28C24FA484B268E08927E375,00.asp?action=defaultadvancedquery&cid=1565&sid=1565&gridtitle=Recent%20Product%20Reviews&googlequery=q%3d%26start%3d0%26num%3d10%26mt823%3d21234%26pr21234%3dLess%2520than%2520%242200&stpdinglp=1
If you get lost at PC Magazine, just click on their 'Review' button and then look for the laptop picture and click that.
Good luck!
Just about all of the latest laptops and netbooks I've seen today have decent web cams built into them.
There are many excellent laptops and netbooks out there today. Going with a brand name computer with a good warranty and support program is important.
Do a search for "top laptop reviews" and you will find many websites with customer reviews on the latest and best laptops along with their prices.
Something to consider while shopping for a good laptop or netbook is how much can you spend? What size screen do you want? (15" to 17" are nice sizes, more efficient). Try out the keyboard if you can and make sure it's a full-sized keyboard that feels good.
Make sure you have at least 2 gigabytes of memory if your laptop has Vista running on it. Also, make sure your hard drive is at least 150 gigabytes, preferably larger. And be clear what software comes with your unit, not just trialware programs. Also, make sure your new laptop or netbook comes with a good graphics card on it.
And do make sure you like the look of your laptop or netbook. Make sure it has a nice outer-shell coating and it's something you really like. Check for things like how long your battery cell will last (hopefully between 3-6 hours) and what type of built-in security it might have. HP has some nice units with fingerprint scanners built in.
And while I think about it, jump over to QVC.com and HSN.com as each of them represent HP and ACER laptop and netbook manufacturers and sometimes you can find some great deals there, including flex payments.
Here is CNET's reviews of the Top 5 laptops: http://reviews.cnet.com/best-laptops/
PC Magazine's 2009 Best Laptop Reviews: http://www.pcmag.com/products/0,,tqs=CEFEABBCE0F3D5AF28C24FA484B268E08927E375,00.asp?action=defaultadvancedquery&cid=1565&sid=1565&gridtitle=Recent%20Product%20Reviews&googlequery=q%3d%26start%3d0%26num%3d10%26mt823%3d21234%26pr21234%3dLess%2520than%2520%242200&stpdinglp=1
If you get lost at PC Magazine, just click on their 'Review' button and then look for the laptop picture and click that.
Good luck!
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