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http://www.flickr.com/photos/stephen102 … hotostream 
EDIT: Sorry about the ending fade-out. I didn't do that, Flickr did.
EDIT EDIT: Renamed it.
Last edited by Stephen (July 28, 2011 (10:20am))
How is that a water test? It's just a still image of a blue baseplate. What were you trying to test?
How is that a water test? It's just a still image of a blue baseplate. What were you trying to test?
It's a 3-frame video. It's not really a test, at all. Just a guy popping out off the water with no background, and I think that's a knee in the third frame.
minifig051 wrote:How is that a water test? It's just a still image of a blue baseplate. What were you trying to test?
It's a 3-frame video. It's not really a test, at all. Just a guy popping out off the water with no background, and I think that's a knee in the third frame.
Remember, just a test.
It's not a final of anything
minifig051 wrote:How is that a water test? It's just a still image of a blue baseplate. What were you trying to test?
It's a 3-frame video. It's not really a test, at all. Just a guy popping out off the water with no background, and I think that's a knee in the third frame.
I didn't see any guy. All I saw was the lighting getting dimmer.
Test animations are usually posted here because the person is looking for feedback on how they can improve. I'm confused as to what sort of feedback you're looking for on a three-frame animation like this.
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