I've been searching for a good tutorial or some tips on using some advanced features of using the FluidFilm such as the paintbrush tools to remove motion artifacts when doing slow motion.  Anyone have any tips or a video tutorial on using the advanced features of Timewarp and Fluid film?  I've watched all of Larry's tutorials inlcuding this one: http://community.avid.com/media/p/410075.aspx but I haven't found something that goes into the advanced use of Fluid Film.

Good point. I had one of the engineers at Avid actually show me how to use it. Made little sense before that.

I'd be willing to make a video tutorial myself for this feature if someone can show me the ropes.  : )  If I can give back to the AVID community I will. :)

TCurren:

Good point. I had one of the engineers at Avid actually show me how to use it. Made little sense before that.

And it still makes little sense to me.

Thanks for the answer, glad to know you know how to do it and that you have friends in high places.

I'll add this to The Great Avid Forums' Troubleshooting 101:

1. shoot with another camera;

2. buy another Avid;

3. you don't want to do that, do something else;

4. I know but I'm not telling;

Wow, I reckon that's probably the best of them all!

Cheers mate,

JDf

J. Difool:

And it still makes little sense to me.

Thanks for the answer, glad to know you know how to do it and that you have friends in high places.

 

The workflow is described in the advanced manual for 3,5, a lot to read and well described I think, I have tried it a little, worked well, fascinating thing.