Can we create a cartoon from video?

[Sean_ve99]

Hi
Can anybody help? Is there any way to convert video to cartoon? I know we could do it by After effect but I want to know whether we could convert video to cartoon by editing software like Premiere or not?
Thanks

[LDinOR]

I am very interested in what kind of answers you will get. I found several sites to check out by Googling "rotoscope with software", because the analog method for this would be rotoscoping. I have previously found a free app called WAX that works with PREMIERE and VEGAS, though I have never tried it out. It's free and the site is: http://www.debugmode.com/wax/

Good luck.

[BJ_M]

http://www.compression.ru/video/cartoonizer/index_en.html

[Sean_ve99]

BJ-M, Thanks for your answer, I checked it with photo and the result was good but I am going to use MSU Cartoonizer filter in video very soon.
But is there another way? Can we do it in Premiere?

[daamon]

But is there another way? Can we do it in Premiere?

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=premiere+pro+cartoon+effect&meta=

[Sean_ve99]

I converted movie into cartoon by Photoshop and Premiere, the result was not bad but it could be better too, I hope professionals check this method and improve it.
I found a very good action in Adobe exchange that converts images into comic book style, it was made by Simon Wozniak (comicbook.atn), and you could search it here;
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm?view=sn710
I exported 30 seconds movie from premiere pro as Tiff sequences then I took them in Photoshop and used Automate Batch command to convert all images to painting by comic book action then I put them in Premiere Timeline and rendered, the result was good, every thing was like cartoon but there were some small shimmering dots and lines in scene that I could not omit them.
I don’t know is it good method or not but I would like to hear your idea, I hope you guys help me to find a way for improving its quality and solving shimmering dots.
Thanks