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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Alrightie guys,
just recently i bought a webcam from a discount variety store for $20. At 5.2 megapixel it was a bargain! All i wanna know is how it would stand up to the cameras that you guys use. So how does it compare?
And by the way, i hope to be gettin a job soon and it pays at $9.50 an hour, so feel free to tell me to start savin for somethin better! 
cameras aren't benchmarked in megapixels, also we can't compare the image quality unless you post an image.
Also, whether or not the camera has manual settings plays a big part in how well an image, and especially a sequence of images, will result.
I don't see the point in posting a single image just to see how it compares, but it's got manual focus, lighting (foreground and background), white balance, zoom, brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, gamma and anti-flicker.
It also comes with the ability to have effects (like crosshairs and stuff) and also some preset effects. one is a nightvision scope. very handy for a brickfilm!
so you have a $20 camera that has the features of the QCP9k 
yeah i think to compare we need to see a pic.
well, i dunno how to put a picture in a post, but just take a look at my profile picture, it was taken with the camera that i'm talkin about.
it's about 80px by 80 px, it's too small. upload images with imageshack.
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