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I'd like your opinions on the quality of these clips from one of my brick films from a month and a half ago.
If you have anything I need improvement on or any suggestions, I'd love to hear them.
Link: http://youtu.be/0lGkAXWUVXs
The scenes are from my version of asdfmovie4 in lego that I made for some friends in real life.
Last edited by LegoLandChronicles (October 19, 2011 (10:58am))
Omm... I didn't like the video very much, but the quality was pretty good. I think you put your minifigs maybe too close of camera, but anyway, nice quality and this is test so, never mind... 
Omm... I didn't like the video very much, but the quality was pretty good. I think you put your minifigs maybe too close of camera, but anyway, nice quality and this is test so, never mind...
Thank you for the reply. The reason the mini figures are so close to the camera is to mimic what this video is based off of. Generally though, the quality factor is what I was looking for, so thank you for your feedback in that department.
I'm not sure if you've seen asdfmovie4. If you have, then you'll see why the mini figures are in that perspective.
Great quality, and great video. I say that having seen asdfmovie4
The aspect ratio is really stretched. Was that intentional?
The aspect ratio is really stretched. Was that intentional?
Yes and no. I use Final Cut for editing, but I'm used to exporting movies for use on widescreen TV's with real people, not mini figures, so I'm still working on the exporting for my brick films.
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