Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
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I'm highly considering doing most if not all of my future animations at 30 fps. I was wondering if it is too much of a leap from 15 fps, my normal frame-rate. I won't be able to post a video right now, but I will during the week.
Imagine everything taking twice as long to animate. That's what it'll be like.
Before jumping to 30 fps try 24
I'm going to do 3 test today, one in 15 fps, one in 24, and one in 30. I'd like to get some opinions on which I do best.
It's not worth it. I've experimented with 30fps and it looks different, but not necessarily better.
Really? What about 24? I finished doing a screen test with 24, and other then arm movement, it looks pretty good.
This is 24fps done well. See what I mean about 'different but not better'?
I just opened a thread with animation including both 15 and 24 fps animations.
Double post:
I did a better shot with 24 fps: Watch it
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