Monkfish44 Posted September 22, 2008 Posted September 22, 2008 (edited) I don't know if any of you guys are interested but here is something I did on photoshop, a screenshot from "Pirate: The Movie" (not a real movie, obivously: To make a stop motion with this much photoshop would be very time consuming!) I might make some more because it was very fun! Thanks to Mister Phes for the background :) Oh, and I'm sorry if you came to this thread expecting news of a LEGO pirate movie Edited September 22, 2008 by Monkfish44 Quote
Capn Frank Posted September 22, 2008 Posted September 22, 2008 Do you have a link to your movie? You should put it on YouTube and place a link in your first post. Quote
Captain Zuloo Posted September 22, 2008 Posted September 22, 2008 I don't know if any of you guys are interested but here is something I did on photoshop, a screenshot from "Pirate: The Movie" I might make some more because it was very fun! Thanks to Mister Phes for the background :) Oh, and I'm sorry if you came to this thread expecting news of a LEGO pirate movie And is there a Pirates: The Movie? Good job anyway, but you need to name your threads better or people will get annoyed. I did come here looking for a pirate movie, and other people will too. Not good.But some good charoma keying. Quote
Monkfish44 Posted September 22, 2008 Author Posted September 22, 2008 (edited) And is there a Pirates: The Movie? Good job anyway, but you need to name your threads better or people will get annoyed. I did come here looking for a pirate movie, and other people will too. Not good.But some good charoma keying. Thanks, and if people do get annoyed then they probably have some anger issue. It's just a title Thanks anyway :) EDIT: The anger issue isn't meant to offend anyone, I mention this just incase people don't get my humour. Edited September 22, 2008 by Monkfish44 Quote
Captain Zuloo Posted September 22, 2008 Posted September 22, 2008 Thanks, and if people do get annoyed then they probably have some anger issue. It's just a title Thanks anyway :) Ok. No worries. But did you consider making a brickfilm? I am hounding the admins to start a brickfilm forum, and if you saw Oceans on End #1 - The Island, most of that was made using freeware with the exeption of Vegas Movie Studio. If you decide to give it a go and want some advice, PM me. Quote
Monkfish44 Posted September 22, 2008 Author Posted September 22, 2008 (edited) Ok. No worries. But did you consider making a brickfilm? I am hounding the admins to start a brickfilm forum, and if you saw Oceans on End #1 - The Island, most of that was made using freeware with the exeption of Vegas Movie Studio. If you decide to give it a go and want some advice, PM me. I used to make brickfilms, I've made quite a few but my camera has broke, and I'm saving up to get a new and better one :) Thanks for the help :) EDIT: Do you have a link to the film? Edited September 22, 2008 by Monkfish44 Quote
Captain Zuloo Posted September 22, 2008 Posted September 22, 2008 I used to make brickfilms, I've made quite a few but my camera has broke, and I'm saving up to get a new and better one :) Thanks for the help :)EDIT: Do you have a link to the film? Are your films on YouTube? And what type of camera are you saving for? I just use a Logitech QuickCam Pro - $35AUD. is the YouTube link to Oceans on End #1 - The Island.BrickFace Studios.com is my website where you can download music etc. and Here is the discussion forum. Quote
Monkfish44 Posted September 22, 2008 Author Posted September 22, 2008 Are your films on YouTube? And what type of camera are you saving for? I just use a Logitech QuickCam Pro - $35AUD. is the YouTube link to Oceans on End #1 - The Island.BrickFace Studios.com is my website where you can download music etc. and Here is the discussion forum. No, I never put them anywhere. The sad thing is, after my computer died I had to completely start it again. So I lost EVERYTHING! Annoying, I need a mac :P I'm just looking for a digicam that is webcam compatible, with a decent resolution. Quote
Captain Zuloo Posted September 22, 2008 Posted September 22, 2008 No, I never put them anywhere. The sad thing is, after my computer died I had to completely start it again. So I lost EVERYTHING! Annoying, I need a mac :PI'm just looking for a digicam that is webcam compatible, with a decent resolution. Ouch! Problem is, use a Mac, there goes a tonne of great Windows designed freeware. I think my QuickCam is good, so it really depends on your budget to decide what type of camera you buy. I use an animating program called Anisazi which is free, that just needs a webcam. I would recommoend it because I really hat movies with anything lower than 12FPS and even that is a bit low. I usually shoot a 15PS. Like I said, if you need any advice help or anything, don't hesitate to contact me about it. Quote
noidea Posted September 23, 2008 Posted September 23, 2008 Do you have a tutorial for that water ? And if you have a mac you can use this: framebyframeleopard in my opinion it's much better and more user-friendly than Anisazi or sth. like that... Quote
Captain Zuloo Posted September 23, 2008 Posted September 23, 2008 Do you have a tutorial for that water ?And if you have a mac you can use this: framebyframeleopard in my opinion it's much better and more user-friendly than Anisazi or sth. like that... Thanks. I had a look at the frame leopard, but I use a Windows XP based Dell inspiron 1520. And what water did you mean, because I didn't actually use the water software in the final edit of OoE 1, but I can still provide a tutorial for Squirz Water Reflections if you like. But then, it is an easy app to use and you can download it from the brickfilms.com resources page. Quote
Governor Mister Phes Posted September 23, 2008 Governor Posted September 23, 2008 I agree that the compositing is very good - you could probably make a tutorial to teach other users your technique. I also agree the thread title is quite misleading, perhaps it could benefit from a thread description that clarifies the matter. Quote
noidea Posted September 24, 2008 Posted September 24, 2008 Thanks. I had a look at the frame leopard, but I use a Windows XP based Dell inspiron 1520. And what water did you mean, because I didn't actually use the water software in the final edit of OoE 1, but I can still provide a tutorial for Squirz Water Reflections if you like. But then, it is an easy app to use and you can download it from the brickfilms.com resources page. I mean the water in the first picture of this thread. Thanks for sharing "Squirz Water Reflections" But I will try to learn it by myself. Quote
Captain Zuloo Posted September 24, 2008 Posted September 24, 2008 I mean the water in the first picture of this thread.Thanks for sharing "Squirz Water Reflections" But I will try to learn it by myself. No worries. If you were after the reflection effect, Squirlz does that, and you can render it off into avi. format. Quote
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