Rotoscoping masterclass in Malayalam

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What Is Rotoscoping in VFX? In visual effects, the process, although similar, has a different purpose. Rotoscoping for VFX is used to create a matte or mask for an element, so it can be extracted out to place on a different background, masked out so colors can be changed, or any other set of reasons.

Most VFX based programmes have rotoscoping and masking capabilities these days. Some people prefer dedicated specialist software like Silhouette when they have tricky work to do.

There’ll come a time when you just can’t key an object. Either the background is just not distinct enough from the foreground, or maybe a fussy director wants you to key something out of a shot that actually hasn’t got a plain background at all (companies like MPC get this request all the time). In cases like this you need to resort to Rotoscoping, or ‘Roto’ as it’s often called.