Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
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how are you supposed to run bootcamp on a macbook
like what do i need
i have a mac
a dell inspiron 1100
is there anything else i need??
also what cameras have live feed with istopmotion
and don't tell me the qck4000 cause that has terrible quality
I don't use BootCamp, but I am fairly sure you don't need an actual Windows Computer, you just need the software/OS. The Mac you are running needs to be an Intel Mac, otherwise you can't run BootCamp.
And I don't think you're are trying hard enough with the QuickCam 4000. I have achieved great, nearly 9000 quality with that camera.
He has as well.
on tthe 09 computers (the new leopard system or whatever) they automatically come with it in their files(just search for it in Finder)
then it asks you what percent of your hardrive you want to be windows
i found this all out on my grandmas new imac, i got her old one that cant support it.
I don't use BootCamp, but I am fairly sure you don't need an actual Windows Computer, you just need the software/OS. The Mac you are running needs to be an Intel Mac, otherwise you can't run BootCamp.
And I don't think you're are trying hard enough with the QuickCam 4000. I have achieved great, nearly 9000 quality with that camera.
so, I've been wondering, do you use your quickcam 9000 on your mac? if so, how?
I use an XP, NOS. The iMac G5 that I'm typing on right now is the family computer, and would be pretty hard to animate on, even if I did have all the right equipment, considering two of my five siblings and my parents don't have any other computers to use.
Last edited by Littlebrick (July 27, 2009 (05:32pm))
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