Deluxe Paint IV

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Recently, I got a copy of DP4 for next to nothing, after a long time of never using it, have re-discovered the joys of Move and having a fun time with all the great animation features. I've even made some interesting optical illusion animations. I might even use it to make the intros for my YouTube videos after I convert the Anim5 to GIF. Gotta say, Dan Silva was a programing genius.

Is there anything equivalent on the PC side as far as ease of use?

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I do have PSP. I'm still trying to get the hang of it though. Its certainly got nice features which I use, but not having an integrated animation feature is a pain. Most of what I've used on YouTube has been from PSP's animation program, but mostly for the slide show aspect for titles. Might as well go for the retro-look, since my videos are of the odd-ball quality.

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amigadave wrote:
If you like DPaintIV so much (and who doesn't), check out Brilliance 2.0 as its worthy successor.

Also, if you can get your hands on a DCTV and/or OpalVision card, the paint programs that came with those two hardware devices were top notch as well.

amigadave wrote:
If you like DPaintIV so much (and who doesn't), check out Brilliance 2.0 as its worthy successor.

Also, if you can get your hands on a DCTV and/or OpalVision card, the paint programs that came with those two hardware devices were top notch as well.

Hi AD. I have Brilliance, although I lost the little dongle that came with it, so I can't use it. Personal Paint would be cool if it only had the perspective feature.

I've been mulling over getting a DCTV. I've got some animation ideas that will probably require one in the future. Think "Low Res Theatre!", classic movie scenes done in 32 color low res!

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Mandalas?

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yakumo9275 wrote:
the closest thing is cosmigo's ProMotion. PSP does not really compare. ProMotion is the bomb.

Ah, that looks like the trick. Not too bad a price either. They even compare it to DPaint!