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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I thought the C910 was a good camera for brickfilming. What's the matter with it? It could be something you can fix.
First tell us what is wrong, second see if you can fix it, third if you can't fix it then give us a description of the kind of camera you want.
You should be able to have manual focus with the C910. Even if you're on a Mac, I think it still gives you control of it (I could be wrong, you know). Are you sure you have all your settings on maunal (besides focus)?
Light Flicker usily isn't your camera. Make sure you are animating in a dark room with no windows or with the Windows covered upWhy would you want it on manual focus? < just me being stupid
and does it matter that you have to readjust every time?
Just because you don't like your camera isn't a very good reason to replace it.
Last edited by Coyote Creek Films (October 10, 2011 (05:39pm))
Why would you want it on manual focus?.
Manual focus is most likely the key element to make a nice and professional looking brickfilm.
Aaron Reyes, If you are able to, can you provide a few screenshots of the webcam settings? Anything that might help fix this situation.
sorry 
I thought He was talking about Automatic Focus and I am still kicking myself for messing that up 
sorry
I thought He was talking about Automatic Focus and I am still kicking myself for messing that up
Har Har... No need to be beating yourself up. This is a friendly community. I should be the one saying sorry for sounding as if it were a bad thing. I was merely correcting you... sort of 
What operating system are you using, and what camera capture program, if any?
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