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Topic: LEGO Deadpool (24FPS)

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LEGO Deadpool (24FPS)

LEGO Deadpool (24FPS)

Deadpool does anything to get what he wants!
A short animation done in a week. I'm not 100% Happy with this video, I will admit I rushed the end. But I wouldn't have time to upload through the week.
You may notice my animation has gotten smoother, because I'm using a ease in and out method at 24FPS.
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Re: LEGO Deadpool (24FPS)

Yeah I know there's a lot of light flicker, I'm saving up for a Canon Rebel T3i for better light correction!

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Re: LEGO Deadpool (24FPS)

jarrettvaters123 wrote:

Yeah I know there's a lot of light flicker, I'm saving up for a Canon Rebel T3i for better light correction!

Well, you won't just have better light correction, you'll have no light flicker, no set bumps,(cuz you can hook it up to the computer and film from there), and a way way better camera overall. In fact, probably the best cam for brickfilming.

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I use the T3i, and I can say first hand; light flicker is USER CREATED. Getting a good camera isn't a "magic fix-all" solution.

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Re: LEGO Deadpool (24FPS)

@Legocloniac477 - Obviously, I know that. I have to keep my camera really close to the set because it doesn't have a good enough zoom level to focus from far distances. Not allowing me to keep my hands free. From causing different lighting in each picture. BUT, with the T3i I will be able to set the camera on a tripod from far distances. Making it easier to take pictures without worrying about causing lighting change or flicker.

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