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building a robust multi-plate stitch workflow
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Become — change the pattern
+We repeatedly spend late nights matching plates for stunts because each artist treats grain and…
Become — change the pattern
+We repeatedly spend late nights matching plates for stunts because each artist treats grain and lens differently. Look across our last five stitched sequences and tell me the pattern in what costs us time, then prescribe one pipeline rule (grain-first, lens-match anchors, or shared reference frames) that would save rework and make multi-plate stitching predictable.
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