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Topic: Shaky-Cam, how to do it?

Well, hi guys.
I haven't been on in a few months, I know.
But I just haven't really been Brickfliming, for awhile, so there wasn't really a purpose for me here.
So anyways, back on topic.

Shaky-Cam, how to do it?

I'm looking to do some Shaky-Cam, in an upcoming video.
I have looked for like 3-4 days, and have finally given up, and just decided to ask here.
So, can anybody help me with this?

Side notes:
I don't have any expensive software, like Sony Vegas, Adobe "anything" etc...
And I don't really plan on buying any of those things.

And I plan on putting together a guide about it later.

-Oromis-elda

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Re: Shaky-Cam, how to do it?

There's already a very similar topic about this.  It should have all the info you need.

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6076/6098151743_b26c6b4522.jpg

AbsurdAnimations's Website

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Re: Shaky-Cam, how to do it?

Either do it in camera like above, or in post production.

Straight to the Biscuits

Rsteenoven's Website

  • Joined: May 29, 2010

Re: Shaky-Cam, how to do it?

Yeah, i've tried in camera, it looked like an earthquake abit mini/XD
And, thats what i'm asking, how can I do it in Post Production?

-Oromis-elda

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Re: Shaky-Cam, how to do it?

I would do an in-camera shake if I were you, it looks more realistic than post-production.

To solve the problem of it looking like an earthquake, take more frames and keep animation principles like easing in and out in mind. The first time you try it, it's not going to look that good. Practice, and it'll come out better.

Not literally dead, just no longer interested in Lego or animation.