Bricks in Motion
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Computer: HP Pavilion
Camera: Logitech Quickcam Pro for Notebooks
Frame Capture and Editing: iKit Movie
and Legos!
If you said Megabloks instead of LEGO's, I would have punched you. But you are in the clear. For now!
i'm watching you.
goldenbrick wrote:Computer: HP Pavilion
Camera: Logitech Quickcam Pro for Notebooks
Frame Capture and Editing: iKit Movie
and Legos!If you said Megabloks instead of LEGO's, I would have punched you. But you are in the clear. For now!
i'm watching you.
lol, how did you get that idea?!?
TOSHIBA notebook with Windows XP.
Monkeyjam
Audacity
GIMP
iMovie HD
Logitech Quickcam for Notebooks.
Any and all legos.
Stop Motion Pro
Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000
Sony Vegas Movie Studio 9
Audacity
Paint.NET
BaFran
and legos
iDroid wrote:goldenbrick wrote:Computer: HP Pavilion
Camera: Logitech Quickcam Pro for Notebooks
Frame Capture and Editing: iKit Movie
and Legos!If you said Megabloks instead of LEGO's, I would have punched you. But you are in the clear. For now!
i'm watching you.
lol, how did you get that idea?!?
Everyone Dislikes Megabloks.
Computer Desktop:
AMD Athlon64 X2 4200+, 1024 MB RAM, 250 GB HD, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition
Laptop:
Fujitsu LT-C 500 Tablet PC, 256 MB RAM, 15 GB HD, Windows XP Tablet PC Edition (only for scripting)
Camera:
Techsolo TCA-4810
Extra:
Halogen lamps, a small green covered box as a greenscreen, some kind of an old jumper cable to cramp the set e.g. on the table.
Software I use:
Stop Motion Pro 4.0
Canopus EDIUS Pro 4.5
Cinema 4D
Computer]
HP Pavilion Media Center m8530f Desktop PC - AMD Phenom Quad Core 9550 2.2GHz, 5GB DDR2, 750GB SATA II, DVDRW-RAM-LS, 9300GS, Flash Reader, Gigabit LAN, Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit SP1
Software]
Blender
Virtualdub
Axogon Composer
Paint.net
Audacity
Linux Multimedia Studio
Celtx
Camera]
QK 9000
*New Computer*:)
Everyone Dislikes Megabloks.
Do we really need to continue to say that word. I think a simple M***b**** would have done. 
Computer
Dell Dimension 4600 Running Windows XP - 80Gb HardDrive
Scripting
Celtx
Frame Capture
MonkeyJam
Logitech QuickCam 9000
Audio
Audacity
Logitech ClearStyle Chat HeadSet
Editing
VirtualDub
Gimp 2
PhotoScape
VideoMach
Sqirlz Water Reflections
Video Compiling
Wax 2.0
Compression
RealAnime 6
RealProducer Basic 11
Other
LEGO
Blu-Tak
Masking Tape
Desk
Desk Lamp
PosterBoard
PSPad
FTPSurfer
LEGO Digital Designer
WEB-CAM:qcp400
mic:dont have one:(
desk
some old pc
lego
monkey jam
wmm
^Ouch.
X GB Windows Vista Home Premiem
Logitech USB Mic
Cannon A570
Lego
MonkeyJam
Audacity
Gimp
Paintshop Pro
Vegas Pro 8
Currently Sellecting other program for fram capture.
Other stuff as needed(i.e. rain lightning: Squirs Water Refletions)
Last edited by lil'jj (January 2, 2009 (09:26am))
Laptop(s):
IBM Thinkpad R31 - Celeron 1.13Ghz 512MB RAM Linux - New Main Machine 
IBM Thinkpad 380Z - Pentium II 298Mhz 64MB RAM Linux - Machine I use when Im out and about, and in the lab
Mac(s):
Quicksilver G4, 512MB Ram, OS9 (Soon to have OSX)
Blue and White G3, 256MB Ram, OS8.6
Computer
Desktop:
AMD Athlon64 3000+, 1.5GB Ram, Windows XP, Linux
Cameras:
Logitech QuickCam Pro 4000
Samsung GX1L, SK18-55 lens, 50-200 lens
Extra:
Some halogen lamps
Shine boards
Software:
Anything that's free and I like.
I don't use the B&W Mac for animating
Unfortunately the 380ED has died, finally, after over a decade, its CMOS battery has gone, so I've retired it for now. The Fujitsu has fallen apart again so I need to sellotape it back up, add some chains to the lid to stop it falling completely back, add some padded wrist wrests, re-tape the hinges, re-do my elasticated lid closer, put a new Armageddon key on the keyboard, add a new cooling system and rig a wireless card in,..
List:
Computer: Windows Vista
Camera: Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000
lamps: One big tall one, one desk lamp (don't know what watt)
Scripting: Notepad and scripting book
Microphone: Logitech mic
Frame capture: Monkeyjam
Editing: Windows Movie Maker (Getting Sony Vegas soon hopefully)
Special Effects: Gimp 2.6
Other: LEGO, Blu-Tak, Desk.
I really need to get my hands on a video effects editing program of some sort, but I'll probably have to spend big bucks to get anything good. As it is, I have mostly free stuff, but I try to do the best with it.
Microsoft Word and/or WordPerfect - for script writing. It's not how you write, it's what you write. 
Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000 - for capturing frames. I recently got a 9000, but I can't install it on my computer...
Monkey Jam - for capturing frames.
VideoMach - for converting my frames into video files.
Gimp 2.0 - for doing special effects, such as mouth animation, ghosting effects, masking, and muzzle flashes.
Audacity - for recording audio and editing it.
Goldwave - also for editing audio.
DDClip - for adding audio to my rendered video files.
Papagayo - for figuring out what mouths to have in a sequence of mouth animation, and for seeing how many frames a line of dialog is before I animate it.
Axagon Composer - for lasers, and lightning effects (and I can barely even do that)
Sqirlz Water Reflections - for falling snow or rain effects.
Also, does anybody know of a good free blue screening program? I've had Blue Screen of Life for a long time now, but it never seems to work very well.
Computer: Macbook Pro, 2.4 GHz Intel Core Duo 2 processor. Runs BootCamp for Windows XP
Camera: Panasonic PV-DV102 MiniDV camera (currently in the market for a higher quality video camera, probably a Canon HV30)
Microphone: Samson C01U Condenser Microphone
Primary Mac Softwares:
Celtx - Screenwriting
Final Cut Express 3.5 - Video/Audio editing
Soundtrack - Audio editing
LiveType - Titles
QuickTime Pro - Compression
Audacity - Audio editing/recording (though the Mac version is kinda glitchy)
Adobe Photoshop CS3 - Misc. visual effects (I generally prefer After Effects over it)
Primary Windows Softwares
MonkeyJam - Frame capture
Adobe After Effects 7 - Video editing/special effects
Gears of War PC - timekiller
Last edited by MindGame (January 27, 2009 (02:44am))
I use:
Scripting Mah brain!
Camera Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000
Frame Capture Monkey Jam
Editing (Sigh) Windows Movie Maker and Ulead Video Studio
Microphone headphones with a microphone.
Computer a very old IBM Thinkpad. Still works, amazingly.
Sounds www.Findsounds.com
What thinkpad are you using?
I'm not sure... My dad says its from 2001 or something...
Last edited by Just Kidden (February 1, 2009 (09:43am))
I'm probably the cheapest animator ever.
Scripting- Celtx
Frame Capture- MonkeyJam
Editing- virtualdub, WMM, and photoshop elements 2.0.
Microphone- *Sigh* Rock Band microphone (at least it's better than my other microphone)
Sound Effects- FindSounds
Special Effects- Wax 2.0, and Axogon Composer.
Mouth Animation- GlueFace
And that's all I can think of for now.
Hardware:
iMac (I don't really know all that RAM and that stuff):P
Xbox 360 web-cam (hopefully something better soon)
Software:
iStopMotion
Flash
iMovie
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