Publisher's Description
From Digital Salade:
Toki LineTest HD is a pencil test software for the professionals in animation, students or amateurs. With Toki LineTest HD, the animators have everything to carry out their pencil tests: digitizing of the drawings taken with a video camera (DV camera, and Web cam) or imported from a scanner, digital camera or drawing software; editing of the xsheet; synchronization of the drawings with the soundtrack; playback the pencil test movie.
What's new in this version: Fixed a critical bug that could crash the app.
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"Best all-around line test available!"
Version: Toki LineTest HD 4.6
Pros
For animators who animate on paper and want to continually test their work, Toki Line Test is the one to have. But it is what it says it is: a line test software. You can't draw in it or do camera moves, but for line testing you can't beat it at the price, or even at three times the price. Customer support is prompt and personal, and I have never asked a question they couldn't answer to my satisfaction. I have also used Toki for simple stop-motion animation in classes for kids, and the immediate feedback, plus the ability to add footage at the end (if you haven't moved the camera) is a solid plus. Also you can output in a wide variety of movie formats or print individual frames, and X-sheets can be printed in English or French. As for sound, you can record or import a sound track and analyze the track visually.
Cons
For my money, there are no cons to this software.
Summary
Toki Line Test is what I was looking for in a line-test application, and it has never disappointed me.
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