Bricks in Motion
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I haven't animated an actual brickfilm for over a year now, so I'm going to have to get used to the basics... again.
Last edited by Aaron (July 30, 2011 (03:56pm))
Pretty good for someone who hasn't animated for over a year.
I think you should get a new camera. It's kind of fuzzy.
There was a little bit of flicker, too.
I think you should get a new camera. It's kind of fuzzy.
Nah, my camera's fine. It's because 1) It's in 240p and 2) I'm too lazy to adjust the focus. Lazy lazy lazy animator.
2) I'm too lazy to adjust the focus.
minifig051 wrote:I think you should get a new camera. It's kind of fuzzy.
Nah, my camera's fine. It's because 1) It's in 240p and 2) I'm too lazy to adjust the focus. Lazy lazy lazy animator.
It looks like you were too lazy to adjust the resolution as well.
That sounds like a really low resolution (and it is).
Laziness happens when you don't animate for a while.
2) I'm too lazy to adjust the focus. Lazy lazy lazy animator.
And I thought I was pathetic.
Good to see you back, Aaron. It's about time.
-JK
People. I was just making a joke =P The picture isn't fuzzy at all in the project file. I accidentally exported it in 240p, making it fuzzy. Re-uploading.
EDIT: Still a bit fuzzy from the upload... oh well.
Last edited by Aaron (July 30, 2011 (03:56pm))
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