Topic: what camera is the best to use for a brickfilm.
the title says it all.:DD
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the title says it all.:DD
When looking for a new webcam.
The title says it all. 
Welcome to BricksinMotion. I'm going to move this thread to the right forum and if you have any other questions about which cameras to get, try the thread I linked to. Also, don't forget to read [guide]. 
well thank you.
oh, exactly ware did you move it to?
Software and Hardware, as a camera is hardware.
get a web cam, handycam shake around when you use them. webcams stay still and are at head height with minifigs
Welcome to Bricks in motion :-) I agree with Binding Bricks, unless you do professional stop motion animation then a web cam is probably the best choice to get you started and webcams are foten used by professionals!
i do have a webcam but it is pretty bad, it gives bad photos.:lol: 
Last edited by legomanmono (December 16, 2010 (10:51am))
The Logitech C910 is also a good choice.
Quickcam 9000 or 4000 should be the best.
A web cam may not be the best option. Sure, it is stable, but a high quality DSLR with remote shutter could be a better option. (If you can afford it of course.)
Hello brickfilmers and filmbrickers (WHAT?!) Im looking for a DSLR that can be connected live to stopmotion programs such as stop motion pro7
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