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Ari's Collection of Lego Shorts
A Collection of Lego Shorts
Hardware and Software Used:
Camera: Logitech Webcam Pro 9000
Software: Sony Vegas, Gimp2, Monkey Jam,
can you guys tell me what you think about the animation smoothness;)
If you're using 15 fps, then you're on the right track. Something that you need to do that doesn't look like you did in the video is ease in and out. Here's a tutorial on how to do it.
Also, shouldn't this be in the WIP's and Tests section? Anyway, I would say that that was very nice. Just try to control the flicker 
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Are there any suggestions for lighting flicker control 
Last edited by ArisFilms (June 26, 2011 (02:37pm))
First of all, all of your camera settings should be on manual.
Next, block out all natrual light (sunlight).
Try those and see how it is.
4/5. Just some minor light flickers keeping you from 5/5
Could anyone suggest any sort of help with camera lighting settings, I want this to reduce flicker.
I am using a Logitech Webcam Pro 9000
Thanks
Did you put all of your settings on manual? If they're on manual, there should be no light ficker no matter where you have the settings.
Please ask any more questions in the Q&A Topic in the Production forum. Posting them here is being off topic.
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