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Short film I made for the "Getting Squished" Animation Challenge. Sorry for the bad quality, I think something is wrong with my camera. 
Anyway, please comment and critique!
Last edited by Mighty Wanderer (December 7, 2011 (09:50pm))
Donde estas el link
(Where is the link? This title is intriguing me. 
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xD Whoops. I edited the first post with the link.
The quality wasn't that bad, and I enjoyed it very much. I did love the way you animated the figure jumping back from the road.
Nice squashed test. But why you still film so low resolution. In YouTube only 240p. 640 x 480 is good for you, I think. It's good for all, if they don't like big resolutions, example in Monkey Jam, it's terrible in highest resolution.
So how do I film in a higher resolution? I filmed it exactly the same way I filmed my first film - my E.A.S.T.E.R. entry, and that was 480p. But since that, all my films are in 240p (Except for the ones that I exported from Windows Live Movie Maker).
What editing program are you using?
The program may affect the resolution.
For example:
My "We Three Santas" video was filmed in 800X600, but when I edited it and put it on Youtube it became 960X720, and when I exported it at a different time it became 720X480.
(I then got a different editing program. 
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I'm using WMM, but apparently that is the problem. You can see the thread I made here.
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