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For some reason, the light in my films changes after every two shots or so. I can't figure out why. THe window id=s covered by thick curtains and I have a large sheet of card blocking it as well. You can see that in the pic.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEs7htRd2qk
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=412197
what are you wearing?
Red of-
Oh...
Wait that can't be affecting it, I'm pretty far from my set, when I take a pic, for my shirt to affect the light.
Is someone turning on or off other power appliances in your house (TVs, lights)? If they are, that changes the lighting, because the lights get more power from the house energy. Same vis versa.
It doesn't matter how long away, you are from the source of light, Or Set.
If you're moving just a little, the light on the set will change, Also if your arm is streched, for pressing the 'Picture' button, The light'll change.
Are there any moving stuff, around the set as LEGO Bricks, CD's or Covers?
That's the Greatest way, of getting lightflickers.
Keep everything stable in your Studio, Everything that's moving around the set, will make the light change.
Do you have your curtains rolled up, That will make the light fuss into your room = Lightflicker.
Always were black/Dark cloth, if you're wearing I.E Yellow or white, The light will change, from frame-to-frame.
Do always your Greatest work, if ther' aren't any snow, Snow is reflecting the light, even threw Curtains.
Try to Brickfilm in weekends, You're having better time there, so you can Brickfilm in the darkness, of the night.
Do not have your computer screen to close to the set, That will make the light differ.
Do not turn on/off AnythingWhen you're Brickfilming, That will also make the light differ.
Hope this helps.
-Jack.
Thanks guys, I'll try again. 
What kind of camera are you using?
It may be an issue of auto-exposure...
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