It's not free ,but I believe a free trial version may be downloaded for testing. Just this week I had yet another in a long line of students ask me : "why can't I shoot stop-motion in TVPaint using my DSLR ?" I explained that there is a Canon Plug-In (Windows only) that works for certain older model Canon cameras, but that the only reliable way to do video capture in TVPaint is to use an HD webcam, such as the Logitech C930e (which gives very good results, but is certainly not as good an image quality as a DSLR camera).
It's Windows-only, so I can't test it (I'm on Mac), but I'm very curious if it will work to allow the video feed from a Nikon or Canon DSLR to be seen by TVPaint in the Video-In settings. Has anyone tried this software to use their Nikon or Canon DSLR as a capture device in TVPaint (for shooting line tests or stop-motion animation) ?.
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