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1. This does work with mac http://animatordv.com/
2. Try this http://web.mac.com/philipp.brendel/Soft
Frame.html
You must have faith, dear friend.
Bump!
Ordered my Canon EOS 550D today! Can't wait for it to arrive, I put all my money towards it and the extra money my parents have paid, it's an early christmas present. Need to update Dragon stop motion later, then I can start animating with it (probably not with lego unfortunately, but I'm starting a plasticene series very very soon!).
I'm really excited!
Wow, congratulations NXT, thats an amazing prize. You certainly deserved it though, well done!
And thanks ANP!
Congrats guys! Still saving for my Canon T3i. Just finished a large paint job today, so that should put quite a bit towards it.
As a result of my recent placing in the Halo Toymation contest, I will be getting a Canon T3i in the mail shortly! I'm really excited
Just watched your Halo video. It was very well done. Congrats on your Toymation placing. Those MegaBloxs figures must be a nightmare to animate with all that articulation.
How did you build that set from the opening scene..? Was that custom or part of the MegaBlox range.?
Again, great piece of work
Onion found this the other day, and I thought it was really cool
Ok, so those of you who have a DSLR have probably at some point wanted to be able to use it as a webcam (for stuff like Skype, live shows, or standard stop motion software). And after a short time, you find that the Canon live view signal isn't the same as a webcam signal. If only there was some magical software that would somehow convert the Canon live view signal to a webcam signal. Wait, there is?
Go ahead and head over to Extrawebcam.com. It's an awesome little utility that'll turn you Canon live view signal into a webcam. It's not free, but it only costs $9.95.
Truedat.
The iPhone has a decent camera, but the T2i blows it out of the water.
*Scream* I can't decide!
Get the camera.
Why have a phone when you could be brickfilming with a great camera?
Truedat.
The iPhone has a decent camera, but the T2i blows it out of the water.
*Scream* I can't decide!
BTW as stated before, If you buy the camera with the sole purpose of brickfilming, an older, used model of the Canon line will do. Myself, I got a used EOS 1000D, a bunch of old but very good functional lenses with adapter, extension tubes for definitely less than half of a T2i with (only) kitlens.
(The real financial "pain" for me went into DragonFrame.)
I say go ahead and buy the camera and get int photography or videography(and continue in brickfilming of course). Who knows...a phone might come for Christmas!
Wow! That sounds awesome! I really am going to try to make some films with my T3i when I get it. Photography and film is really why I'm getting it.
Stan, have you used extrawebcam? It looks useful, I'm just trying to do a little research before I pony up for it.
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