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What camera do you use? LQCP9k?
Yep, I still use my trusty Quickcam.
Thanks for the positive feedback guys. 
Golden wrote:What camera do you use? LQCP9k?
Yep, I still use my trusty Quickcam.
Thanks for the positive feedback guys.
Wow, how did you get such little noise?
This isn't really a frame. IT'S A LOT OF FRAMES.
I can't stop looking at this.
Last edited by StudioL30 (May 16, 2012 (02:48pm))
Wow, how did you get such little noise?
I can't really say why there's no noise, but I did do extensive tweaking to the camera settings. Such as turning the gain up, and turning the exposure and brightness down.
Looks like my frame got completely ignored 
Looks like my frame got completely ignored
Love the lighting in your frame!
ZooooooooM!]
Wow. That's really cool! 
Nice frame, Isaac
I see a stinking great animation challenge entry, no?
Hopefully..that is, if I can get it done in time.
Thanks 
And thanks for the feedback!
WOAH!
WOAH! sounds about right ceej.
how on earth did you get that quality?
I used a Canon Vixia, which can take still images that are 3264x1840. It looks pretty good when scaled down.
I got some pretty bad light flickering, though.
I really like it, but the color looks a bit weird. It might be the white balance.
Woah Ceej, that is amazing quality you got there, the set looks a little basic but it's still a great shot.
Been trying out some different aspect ratios for Meat Quest, I think this one looks purty good. 
Last edited by jstudios (May 22, 2012 (08:56am))
Get that damn thing finished already, Jon!
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