QUOTE (steve3416 @ Jan 13 2010, 02:14 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
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But this is my final opinion between Moviestorm and iClone.
In iClone, I have had more headaches while creating my scenes and making movies even though afterwards, I was pleased with the final outcome. I spent way more money on content packs and it was time very consuming.
In Moviestorm I truly had F-U-N creating my movies. I've had less headaches and I've made more movies with Moviestorm in less time than with iClone.
But this is my final opinion between Moviestorm and iClone.
In iClone, I have had more headaches while creating my scenes and making movies even though afterwards, I was pleased with the final outcome. I spent way more money on content packs and it was time very consuming.
In Moviestorm I truly had F-U-N creating my movies. I've had less headaches and I've made more movies with Moviestorm in less time than with iClone.
Hi Steve,
I found your entire post very helpful to me as someone currently trying out iClone after completing Moviestorm's trial.
The post by jleao was also very helpful.
I'm wonder if you still feel the same way nearly 3 years later?
I'm currently in the middle of an IC5 trial.
I'm finding the same things you found (can do more, but much more time consuming, not as much fun).
So, almost 3 years later, you still using both programs? Did iClone get any easier to use?
All advice appreciated,
Bud