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More 24 fps shots
I'm debating with myself if I should just stay with 15 fps, or if I should move to animating at 24 fps. If you could tell me which was better, I would be grateful.
I'll upload more later, because I know the 24 fps test was a little stiff.
Last edited by Living LEGO (February 3, 2011 (11:38am))
I personally really like the 24 FPS, just make better movements when needed (like when the guy was turning around) and it will look a lot better.
-JK
I'm going to do a second one today, I'm setting up for it right now.
Last edited by Living LEGO (February 2, 2011 (12:22pm))
Ugh, really? If JK wants your opinion on the appropriateness of his avatar, he will ask for it. Also, keep it to PM.
Okeydokey...
Well done, I felt it look better at 24fps, but it takes much longer time to do but it's worth.
Here's a second shot that I did: Watch
Something that everyone needs when transitioning to a faster fps rate is practice. Lots of practice.
Yeah, I know. Did you watch the second shot I posted? I'd like some feedback on that.
nice! cool animation ! i prefer 24 fps but it's more hard
ok i would say 24 fps. but you still need to ease in and ease out and speed up the overall movement a little bit too because if you look at real people, they dont move anywhere near as slow as those lego peoples did.
so anyhow, thats my advise.
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