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	CinePaint - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		CinePaint is a computer program to paint on and retouch bitmap frames of movies.
		Features that set CinePaint apart from its photo-editing predecessor are the frame manager, the possibility to do onion skinning, and to work with 16-bit and floating point pixels for HDR.
		CinePaint supports an 16-bit throughout colour managed workflow for photographers and printers, including CIE*Lab and CMYK editing.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/CinePaint (242 words)

	CinePaint - Brickfilms
		CinePaint is a spin-off project of the GIMP which resulted from different design goals.
		CinePaint supports image formats with up to 32-bit per channel color depths while the GIMP is limited to 8-bit color depths.
		CinePaint's advanced image handling goes far beyond the needs of the average brickfilmer, but its direct support of data formats used by high-end graphics cards may make it more useful in years to come.
	www.brickfilms.com /wiki/index.php?title=CinePaint (180 words)

	Debian -- cinepaint (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		CinePaint is a painting and image retouching program designed to work best with 35mm film and other high resolution high dynamic range images.
		The 32-bit per channel color range of CinePaint appeals to 35mm cinematographers and professional still photographers because film scanners are capable of greater color bit-depth than can be displayed on an 8-bit per channel monitor or can be manipulated in typical programs.
		However, CinePaint is a general-purpose tool useful for working on images for motion pictures, print, and the Web.
	packages.debian.org /unstable/graphics/cinepaint.html (247 words)

	CinePaint Digital Film Library Research
		CinePaint is a means to engage the movie industry with university research.
		CinePaint itself is a platform for university research, a tool researchers can use themselves.
		Scientists should use CinePaint in situations where it is a superior tool for their needs over Photoshop or Matlab.
	www.ibiblio.org /cinepaint/info/researchers.html (398 words)

	LinuxDevCenter.com -- CinePaint: The GIMP Goes Hollywood
		The architecture and feature-set of CinePaint continues to evolve to meet the particular needs of a specific niche of users: image editors and special effects artists working in motion picture film, a medium which requires a high degree of image fidelity.
		The CinePaint team is developing new image file formats specifically for their application.
		While CinePaint is usable for low-level image manipulation, its developers remain committed to keeping their focus on its particular user niche.
	www.linuxdevcenter.com /pub/a/linux/2004/04/29/cinepaint.html (1393 words)

	CinePaint 0.19 - MacUpdate
		CinePaint (formerly Film Gimp) is a free open source painting and image retouching program designed to work best with 35mm film and other high resolution high dynamic range images.
		CinePaint is used for painting of background mattes and for frame-by-frame retouching of movies.
		CinePaint is available for Linux, Macintosh OS X, Windows, and other popular operating systems.
	www.macupdate.com /info.php/id/10739 (302 words)

	VFXTalk.com - Thoughts on CinePaint..
		I know it's still only a beta, and this kind of thing may get cleared up later, but with that kind of program, you'd expect graphics tablets to be one of the main things that they'd want it to work with....
		April 3rd, 2003 02:51 PM The comment was mainly made because most of the bigger studios that are using cinepaint are moving to linux from sgi some from windows.
		Cinepaint has some cool ideas for the gui and frame manager.
	www.vfxtalk.com /forum/printthread.php?t=348 (1131 words)

	SCALE: Southern California Linux Expo 2003 - Robin Rowe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Robin Rowe is the founder of the Linux Movies Group (www.linuxmovies.org) and the project leader of CinePaint (www.cinepaint.org).
		CinePaint is an open source frame-by-frame paint/retouching program with features similar to GIMP or Adobe Photoshop.
		What makes CinePaint special is support for deep paint (that is, images with greater color depth than 8 bits per channel), a flipbook movie player, and the ability to handle motion picture file formats such as Cineon, OpenEXR, and 32-bit TIFF.
	www.socallinuxexpo.com /past/2003/speakers/speakers_rowe.php (206 words)

	fxguide - flame:shake:fusion - Is Photoshop's dominance to be challenged? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		CinePaint can be thought of as a Linux Photoshop - but designed for frame sequences rather than layers of a single frame and absolutely critically it runs at 48 bit rgb, (16 bit colour depth) rather than just the 8 bit colour that GIMP supports.
		CinePaint is now the most popular open source tool in the motion picture industry, but ironically, comments Rowe, CinePaint is not behind the switch to Linux.
		CinePaint is used for a lot of retouching, but it is only now just starting to appeal to matte painters.
	www.fxguide.com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=112 (1570 words)

	OSXFAQ - Technical News and Support for Mac OS X
		CinePaint, a free open source image retouching program used by several motion picture studios, recently changed its name from Film Gimp.
		CinePaint is seeking a new 3D mascot and logo.
		It may be an artist has a piece of portfolio art already that could be easily adapted, that there is no need to build something from scratch.
	www.osxfaq.com /Press/03-12-03/cin-03-12-03.ws (409 words)

	Colour Management and Colour Correction in CinePaint
		CinePaint is an image retouching application that was used for films like The Last Samurai and Harry Potter.
		The goal of this project was to equip CinePaint with new and more reliable means of colour reproduction and manipulation.
		To be able to predict the effect of mixing and manipulating them, a colourist needs to know about concepts such as complementary colours, and she needs intuitive tools to support her.
	www.inf.ed.ac.uk /undergraduate/projects/stefanklein (508 words)

	CinePaint Mailing Lists
		If asking an installation question please specify which version number of CinePaint and which operating system you are using.
		CinePaint started as the resurrection of a forgotten code branch that at one time was in active development at GIMP.
		CinePaint supports most operating systems including *nix, Mac, and Windows.
	www.cinepaint.org /docs/mailing.list.html (755 words)

	SCALE: Southern California Linux Expo 2006 - Robin Rowe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		He leads the CinePaint project, the LinuxMovies.org association of motion picture technologists, and is a partner in ScreenplayLab.
		CinePaint is used to retouch films such as Harry Potter and Spider-Man. It was used to add flying arrows in The Last Samurai.
		For 2006 CinePaint has a totally new architecture based on FLTK, a fast free portable GUI API contributed by the film industry.
	www.socallinuxexpo.com /speakers/speakers_rowe.php (180 words)

	Photo-Freeware.net - Cinepaint Download
		The generosity and commitment of its developers, users and sponsors make CinePaint possible.
		CinePaint is painting and retouching software primarily used for motion picture frame-by-frame retouching and dust-busting.
		CinePaint is different from other painting tools because it supports deep color depth image formats up to 32-bit per channel deep.
	www.photo-freeware.net /cinepaint.php (80 words)

	GTK+OSX Project
		GTK+ is used in CinePaint and many other applications.
		GTK+ has not been available running natively on the Macintosh, although there is a native port of GTK+ for Windows.
		CinePaint currently uses Fink and the XDarwin X server on the Mac, a technology that enables X Windows programs to run on the Mac almost seamlessly.
	gtk-osx.sourceforge.net (383 words)

	NewsForge \| First Internet digital film library debuts
		The CinePaint Digital Film Library happened because developers for the open source CinePaint project, of which I am project leader, wanted open source content to work with.
		CinePaint is a popular open source film retouching application used on Elf, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Duplex,2 Fast 2 Furious, and many other feature films.
		The studios use CinePaint on digital intermediates, but those files are as tightly held as the Crown Jewels.
	www.newsforge.com /entertainment/03/11/07/1743232.shtml?tid=24&tid=83 (1574 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		LULA (Linux Users of Los Angeles) presents: "CinePaint and Linux Movies" DreamWorks, Disney, and ILM may have the largest desktop installations of Linux in the world.
		CinePaint is a deep paint image retouching application that originated as a film industry collaboration with the GIMP project in 1998.
		CinePaint project leader Robin Rowe will demonstrate the latest version of CinePaint on Linux and describe the roles of Linux and CinePaint in the motion picture industry.
	www.lula.org /meetings/2004-06 (371 words)

	CGTalk - What can I do with DFX that I couldn't do with FILM Gimp (Cinepaint) ?
		What could I do with DFX+ that I couldn't do with FILM Gimp (Cinepaint, which is free...) at www.cinepaint.com?
		If you just want to do what Cinepaint does, then don't waste your money, because you won't be able to do that in this bundle.
		However, if you want an awesome compositor, an upgrade to LW 8, and an opening to a couple great upgrade deals Eyeon has for this bundle, you should not pass this up.
	forums.cgsociety.org /showthread.php?t=99457 (699 words)

	Re: EXIF? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Cinepaint does have 16bit support but is not as good as the new Gimp 1.3.x for photo retouching and editing.
		Still photographers can think of CinePaint as having many more F-stops of range, of being capable of capturing much more subtle nuances of color in a vast blue sky for instance.
		I said that CinePaint DOES have 16bit support, but is not suitable for photo work as much as Gimp 1.3x is. They have removed a number of Gimp features in order to make it more suitable for movies instead.
	dot.kde.org /1070419373/1070421156/1070425102 (691 words)

	CinePaintDocumentation
		CinePaint documentation on Wiki-based web pages can be edited live.
		LICENSE: Documentation created here is released under the OSI MIT license (a BSD-style license) and copyright the original authors.
		RotoscopingLightSabres is a fairly easy tutorial for a started project, even if it isn't the sort of project CinePaint is really intended for.
	cinepaint.bigasterisk.com /CinePaintDocumentation (567 words)

	Don't Have Money for Photoshop? - GFXartist.com - Served over 20,000,000 artworks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		And yes, The Gimp and Cinepaint both have had tablet support for some time now.
		As for Cinepaint, they seem to use it mostly for color correction of image sequences, not for painting.
		Since I do not have the need to color correct movie footage in mass quantities, for me as a still-image painter it would be exactly the same as Gimp which it is based upon.
	www.gfxartist.com /community/forum/50307 (1341 words)

	Nekochan Net: New IRIX Tardist: CinePaint 0.18-1
		At last, the first usable version of CinePaint since conversion started from the FilmGimp code base earlier this year!
		(Pre 0.18-1 nix CinePaint* code was so broken it was Windows-only.) There are still quite a number of gotchas in this release, but all of them are also present on any *nix system thus not unique to IRIX.
		Many hundreds of compile-time warnings were fixed and the app code was reorganized into a subdirectory separating the code that touches bit-depth.
	www.nekochan.net /weblog/archives/000150.html (312 words)

	MacCinePaint 0.20.1 – Mac OS X – VersionTracker
		CinePaint is an open source painting program used by motion picture studios to retouch images in 35mm films.
		It requires that an installation of CinePaint is present.
		Further CinePaint documentation can be found at the CinePaint Wiki:
	www.versiontracker.com /dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18147 (255 words)

	OpenOSX: ReadyStream: CinePaint
		CinePaint has been developed from The Gimp (The GNU Image Manipulation Program), specially enhanced for motion picture's film-resolution of 16-bit color-space and includes a Frame Manager.
		For more information about Film Gimp, visit CinePaints home and for Gimp visit Gimp's home page at www.Gimp.org.
		This Product has only been designed for and only tested with versions of Mac OS X 10.3 and later.
	openosx.com /filmgimp (320 words)

	CinePaint \| Gadgetopia
		CinePaint: Here’s another example of a software domain in which Linux holds an edge.
		CinePaint is a free open source painting and image retouching program designed to work best with 35mm film and other high resolution high dynamic range images.
		Finally, O’Reilly has a nice profile of CinePaint, and why it’s worth looking into.
	www.gadgetopia.com /post/3341 (313 words)

	XSI Base - Softimage XSI Community
		The Creators of CinePaint, formerly known as Film Gimp are looking for mascot, you can participate and design such a mascot, read below the details:
		I'm the project leader of the CinePaint, a free open source image retouching program some of the studios use.
		You can particpate in the Forum or you can contact the CinePaint creators directly.
	www.xsibase.com /features.php?detail=153 (307 words)

	OSNews.com
		CinePaint supports many formats in this realm -- formats unfamiliar to the typical Photoshop or GIMP user.
		I am modding you down because you do the SAME damn WRONG reply that many people do when someone says that Photoshop supports 16bit support and that starts to SERIOUSLY pissing me off.
		Cinepaint IS NOT a digital photo application, it is a movie manipulation application.
	www.osnews.com /moderation.php?news_id=8275 (924 words)

	NewTek Discussions - Cinepaint: HDR solution for the mac....
		I think Cinepaint will become a lot more popular when you don't have to run it within Apple's X-11 (UNIX) environment.
		I get the sense that CinePaint is used for adjusting and compositing, but FCP has (some of) those functions, too...
		So it is very handy if you run into a render glitch on a few frames that you need to airbrush out or something.
	www.newtek.com /forums/printthread.php?t=7937 (590 words)

	GIMP for Windows (WinGIMP) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		CinePaint -- what used to be called Film Gimp.
		You are right that CinePaint (Film Gimp) isn't GIMP, that it would be off
		Anyone may work on whatever he or she likes.
	www.wingimp.org /forum/read.php?f=2&i=579&t=579 (420 words)

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