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AleksandrR [38]
2 years ago
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Dwayne Alexander is working on a project promoting a fictitious product for his marketing class. He wants to use animation to sh

ow the product being used, but the only animations he has created are in PowerPoint presentations. Research three animation apps for beginners: one 2-D animation app, one 3-D animation app, and one of your choice. List the pros and cons of each animation app. Be sure to consider cost, learning curve, and availability.
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
erastova [34]2 years ago
6 0

The following are examples of animation apps:

  • Toon Boom Animation (2-D)
  • Prisma3D (3-D) and
  • AnimeTok (3-D)

<h3>What are the Pros and the cons of each app listed above?</h3>

Toon Boom Animation Pros:

  • It has a great set of tools
  • It has camera angles functionality
  • Has a vector drawing tool

Cons:

  • It is expensive.

Prisma3D (3-D) Pros:

  • It is good for modeling;
  • Easy to use interface

Cons:

  • It has too many bugs.
  • lacks sculpting tools

AnimeTok (3-D) Pros:

  • It makes it easy to move the characters easily
  • It is easy to understand

Cons:

  • It has too many ads
  • does not have an undo and redo button

Learn more about Animation Apps at:
brainly.com/question/7279789

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