Do you mean that I should increase props?

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Okay.. I try this. I wish it could works. Please God!

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I've been having the same problem. Try lowering the exposure and brightness. Having settings too high causes flickering.
It seems to happen when there's a really light color and a really dark color in the same frame. The flicker is noticeable on the dark color. Having a light pointed at the minifig seemed to fix it. Unfortunatley, it reflects off the shiny bricks, making a big light splotch. There has to be a way to not have the splotch yet still have good lighting.

I think too many people have this problem. It maybe fixed if to move desk lamps and lower the exposure and do some thing for gain. That's very annoying, but I think too many people have this problem. Maybe you could do like me, that move the desk lamps further away from the set. Try this my friends if you have this same problem and fix the options too. But it's not necessarily work. Try still. I wish I find new camera...

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I've had the same issue, I just avoid those kind of shots if possible.

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I did a test a few days ago with a light pointed at the minifig, and the flicker was gone.

Do you have paper over your lamps? That helps soften the light and reduce light flicker.

Hold on thar, Lajaka. 0ld Scratch uses a 9000 and he doesn't have light flicker. That means there must be a way to get rid of it. I've heard that you can get rid of light flicker in post production. I don't know how, but it's possible.

I had some light flicker in my Animation Challange entry. It happened when I had a scene composed of blue, green, grey, and a dash of red. When my character (colored dark blue, yellow, and brown) walked on, there was a bit of light flicker. A few steps in, the flicker stopped. It must be something with the colors. Sometimes when I put my hand too close to the camera, the light changes. Usually, the flicker is gone when a light is pointed at the set. I didn't have the lamp angled towards the set enough, that must be why I still had a bit of flicker. By the way, you need 3 lamps (one above, one front, and one back).

Can 3 lamps impact better to light flicking...?

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