Trainmaster247 Posted April 9, 2015 I am looking for tips in the categories below if anyone can help that would be great Background(facts)- I have a school scene with wwalls on two siddes and a white board in the corner\ lighting-what do you recommend for lighting how far should I move the minifigs between each scene how many frames should I do per second I want it to look like a movie is projected on the whiteboard how can I do that should I tae the images in parts and layer them (it is fro a school project) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Clone 01354 Productions Posted April 18, 2015 1. For lighting, I would use a white-light lamp; it gives it a more polished look. 2. I would suggest 20 Frames Per Second (depending on what type of movements you have). 3. To project an image, your best option would be to layer it in post-production. I hope this helps! BTW I know this from experience, because my first stop motion used no special lamp and had a low FPS, and it just looked terrible. For the stop motion that I'm working on now, the white light and 20 FPS rule is working great. Good Luck! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
