Bricks in Motion
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Is there a good webcam for stop motion thats compatible n the Mac computer ?
Also does anybody know if The " Toshiba Camcorder Camileo HD " a good camera is for stop motion? and if so does any1 where to buy a tripod for it ?
tnx
TEH 9TOWSIND!!! (The 9000)
The 9000 isn't Mac compatible.
Well, you use the 9000 and a mac.
No I don't, actually.
The best one I can think of is the Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000. It's out of production now, but it was the best 'cheap' camera for brickfilming until the 9000 came along.
That doesn't have manual focus, so it's a bit useless.
oh. I better read the specifications before I post. Sorry y'all.
I have looked into this issue intensively (unfortunately). Unfortunately, all the Logitech products are great, but useless on Macs (except for the 4000). The only other passable webcam good for animation on a Mac is the Apple produced iSight. And no, not the internal ones that come with Macbooks and iMacs, but the external one. Link here If you buy a program called iGlasses, which will allow you control over manual focus. I would try this, because it appears to have great quality, but it's too expensive. So it's Boot Camp for me. Anyways, hope this helps.
My friend bought a quickcam pro 3k for me today coming in post this week hopefully, is it any good for brickfilming? And does anyone know its specificaions? 
My friend bought a quickcam pro 3k for me today coming in post this week hopefully, is it any good for brickfilming? And does anyone know its specificaions?
I wouldn't know, make a topic about it, more chance someone will reply
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