the lego movie

[???theriddler???]

Do you like it for a test?

[UniqueBuilder]

Not at all. :-P

Seriously, you need a background, not a cupboard.. ;-)

[???theriddler???]

It was a TEST

Edited August 16, 2007 by ???theriddler???

[UniqueBuilder]

It was a TEST

Then you should do a test with a proper background to test lighting and focus. ;-)

Test On

[Holodoc]

Then you should do a test with a proper background to test lighting and focus. ;-)

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[Some guy]

Make him walk smooth next time (more pics per second,for example 20).

[andy_0306uk]

Do you like it for a test?

if it was your very first attempt at stop-motion work, then it is reasonable. Otherwise, nope, needs lots of work.

More frames per second, better lighting, better focus, better backdrop ............

[???theriddler???]

if it was your very first attempt at stop-motion work, then it is reasonable. Otherwise, nope, needs lots of work.

More frames per second, better lighting, better focus, better backdrop ............

It is my first.

Edited August 16, 2007 by ???theriddler???

[???theriddler???]

I have being now very bizy, but is this good, i hope it really!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(and i hope you like the second one more because its easyer)

And i see now that the last photos are not good, but what is the best, the first or the second.

[UniqueBuilder]

The second one was slightly better IMO, but you need more light!

Also, try to make the walking look more human. Move his arms and stuff. *y*

Brickfilming On

[Jipay]

Ok tip one :

FIX THE megablocking STAGE ON THE GROUND

Tip two :

FIX THE megablocking CAMERA ASWELL

otherwise everything on your pictures will move, while only the character should. The second attempt is a nice improvment, but you should definitly accelerate the motion

[???theriddler???]

1. I don't have real stage, i have the batcave etc, but not a real stage

2. I have a megablocking camera!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Edited August 17, 2007 by ???theriddler???