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Every since I've gotten my 9k, my quality has been getting worse with every attempt too animate. I'm iusiing two desk lamps ATM
Note the grain/line things in the for/background.
I'm now begging for help. I really need to improve my quality.
I though you were quitting...(?)
I though you were quitting...(?)
No, he said taking a break.
VN wrote:I though you were quitting...(?)
No, he said taking a break.
[3/13/2009 6:34:05 PM] Daragh Twomey says: I'm gonna quit brickfilming.
It could be the position of your lamps. Or your lamps aren't that great.
Aaron wrote:VN wrote:I though you were quitting...(?)
No, he said taking a break.
Daragh on Skype wrote:[3/13/2009 6:34:05 PM] Daragh Twomey says: I'm gonna quit brickfilming.
Well... how would I know if I was *cough*permanetaly*cough* banned from The World's Largest Official Brickfilming Chat AND that I can't go on Skype because I can't open DMG files?
Anyway, I don't see anything bad in the quality, (besides the lighting) it looks great 
VN, it sounds almost as though you're trying to convince him to quit.
I don't own a QC9000, but I imagine it would be helpful if we could see your lighting setup and maybe a screencap of your camera's settings.
On an unrelated note, unless this was just a test frame, the character's face seems slightly out of focus.
VN, it sounds almost as though you're trying to convince him to quit.
No, no. He was making this big deal that he was going to quit, I was a little mad because of how he exited, I won't go into detail but it's all fine now, we're cool.
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