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Old 04-01-2006, 05:29 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hello all, I am doing a 2d-based animation. I was wondering what kind of program is best to use when doing something like this. Currently, I am using Photoshop, Image Ready, and Adobe Premiere Pro (is after effects worth getting? or can Premiere handle most animation needs?). Oh, and I dont plan on using Flash...

Is there a different program out there that would be better than using the above three programs I have written? (I mean, Im more than sure that they can definitly create 2d animations, but then again they were not really "made" for that sort of thing, but when combined...)

If there was already a thread that talks about animation programs, then please excuse my ignorance.
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Animation Shop in Paint Shop Pro is made just for animation work.
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