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!
A place to discuss, share, and create stop motion films.
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"OMG DOUBLE POST"
Characters:
Guess who teh killa is? 
Nooo....
The guy second from the left with the suit?
The guy second from the left with the suit?
HOW DID YOU KNOW!?
^Seems to "gangsta" 
-FBS
And that's one of the faces they use for murderers in a lot a brickfilms. You need to give him a good voice! And by the way...what camera are you using?
For the picture of the characters, i used a Canon 500D. When I film, I use a LQP9000
Yea it looks like it was taken with a dslr. Is the 500D not compatible with stop motion stuff or what?
Lovely characters, Eagle. Looking forward to your entry.
Yea it looks like it was taken with a dslr. Is the 500D not compatible with stop motion stuff or what?
The reason why I'm not use it for filming is because I need a lens that is not too sensitive.
Sensitive to what...getting bumped?
It's already been answered.
Sensitive to what...getting bumped?
A lens that is not too sensitive to focus. Like, when I have the perfect focus I have to focus again in a small movement. I guess not every lens is like that.
I have Made my first test for my entry. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCZdHlkZ … ideo_title It's sad I animated it at 24 FPS and you can't even tell. 
I have Made my first test for my entry. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCZdHlkZ … ideo_title It's sad I animated it at 24 FPS and you can't even tell.
That actually looked really good!
It's not a matter of being "too wide screened" it's just stretched. So if youre going to use that aspect ratio, crop it instead of stretching it.
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