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Dragonframe development branch adds a dedicated Shoot Clean Pass capture command

Dragonframe's Capture workspace, from Dragonframe's own '110 Making-of Capture' tutorial
Dragonframe's Capture workspace, from Dragonframe's own '110 Making-of Capture' tutorial Source

Dragonframe's public development-branch changelog now includes Capture | Shoot Clean Pass..., a menu command for shooting a clean plate -- the bare set with no puppet or rig present -- directly from the app's own capture workflow, alongside continued camera-list growth (Canon EOS C50, Panasonic S5D) and the Arc workspace's new Universal Robots six-axis arm support.

Clean plates are what After Effects' Content-Aware Fill draws on to paint out tie-downs and rig hardware in post; until now, shooting one has been a set-discipline habit rather than something the capture software names as its own step. Folded into the Wiki on the Dragonframe and After Effects compositing pages.

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