Exposure Sheet / Animation Time Sheet: They are used by animators to keep track of all the frames to be animated in a shot.
Animation time sheets look complex, but they are actually very easy to use. They are divided in sections of 6 FPS, in sections of one second if you use 24 FPS and two seconds if you use 12 FPS.
The letters of the alphabet indicate the different animations that take place in the same shot.
- A - Primary
- B - Secondary
- C - Tertiary
- D - Quartiary
- Etc.
Complement them with timing charts.
- Animation Time Sheet 12 FPS
- Animation Time Sheet 24 FPS
- Format: JPG & PSD
- Size: 8.3 x 11.7 in / 21 x 29.7 cm / A4
- Size: 2480 x 3508 px
- Resolution: 300 DPI
- Color Mode: RGB
- Customizable
- Printable
Included: 19 Files / High Quality / 300 DPI / 2480 x 3508 px
Time
- 1 Day = 24 Hours
- 1 Hour = 60 Minutes
- 1 Minute = 60 Seconds
- 1 Second = 10 Deciseconds
- 1 Decisecond = 10 Centisecond
Video
- 12 FPS = 0.08333...s x Frame
- 24 FPS = 0.04166...s x Frame
- 30 FPS = 0.03333...s x Frame
- 60 FPS = 0.01666...s x Frame
GIF
- 12 FPS = 0.08s x Frame
- 24 FPS = 0.04s x Frame
- 30 FPS = 0.03s x Frame
- 60 FPS = 0.01...s x Frame
