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Forums - Bricks in Motion » Equipment & Software » How to use almost any digital camera in Stop Motion Pro
There is this product called Eye Fi. Check it out here: http://www.eye.fi/
Also learn how it works with Stop Motion Pro: http://www.stopmotionpro.com/index.php? … p;catid=12
I hope this helps other BrickFilmers save money and leaves them satisfied.
As said in the other thread, this does transport images from a camera to stop motion pro, but it does not do what people really want. What people truly want is for live feed with their camera to SMP.
When setup correctly, the card will download shots as they are taken, directly from the camera to a directory on your computer. Stop Motion Pro scans this directory and adds the new frames as they appear. The frame captures is triggered by pressing the camera shutter button (or remote control), not from within Stop Motion Pro.
The 'problem' lots of people have is that their camera is not compatible to send live feed to a stop motion program, leaving them unable to have the feature of onion skinning.
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But it still is a great thing to have. The problem I have is transporting pictures from my camera to my computer, this is because my tripod is in the way, and I cannot open t without taking the camera off the mount. This is the main purpose of this SD, which is a nice idea.
Last edited by Mason (February 18, 2012 (05:17pm))
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I know you probably know, I'm just saying because this can lead some false thoughts. People may think that this is what can transfer live feed, when it only transfers pre-taken images.
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