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Topic: Smooth Animation Test

I tried making my animation smoother with smaller frames. It worked. mini/tongue
http://www.vimeo.com/5247845
Probably still converting/waiting in line. Just felt like posting it here before I forgot.
EDIT: GAH! The upload faaaillledd.... I'll post a download link later.

Last edited by Just Kidden (June 20, 2009 (10:37am))

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Re: Smooth Animation Test

Umm, actually I could see the thing with the vimeo link.
Yay, you used larry!

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Re: Smooth Animation Test

how do you get ur camera so still?mine is on a tripod  and everything but it still shakes and meses up the pic

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Re: Smooth Animation Test

Ducktape, Plasticine, Blutac, etc.

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Re: Smooth Animation Test

o. probably wouldnt work with the big huge nikon my dad lets me use.better for webcams...

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Re: Smooth Animation Test

well if you are using controlls actually on the camera, then every time you push a button it probably moves it.

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Re: Smooth Animation Test

@mackmoron11
If you are using a DSLR camera, like a Nikon you should see if you can get software that allows to to capture frames from the computer, sadly Nikon feels like they have to charge for software that Canon gives away for free, but you might consider getting a remote for your Nikon so you don't have to physicly touch the camera to take a frame. This remote works for the D40, D40x, D60, D80 & D90 Digital SLR Cameras.

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Re: Smooth Animation Test

yeah im using my dads D70 i think it is so that wont work.

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Re: Smooth Animation Test

I gots that remote

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Re: Smooth Animation Test

I would like to use my D100 mini/sad

Just Kidden -- It seemed like it could be smoother. Maybe it was just the image quality?

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