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Hey I have never had a light flicker problem before but i was just animating and every thing i did had light flicker
i am using my regular desk lamps and my Nikon D60 that I have always Used I haven't been touching the lamps in between pictures either
Please Help I need to know a cure by today or early tomorrow Like really bad
Last edited by Mutuceba (July 6, 2009 (10:12pm))
Are your windows closed?
Is your TV off?
Are you wearing BLACK or dark clothes?
Does your set have moving parts that are black?
is there a light on behind you? are your hands away from the set before taking the next frame? is your computer screen too close to your set? are you getting nausious or seeing stars....???
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Mine don't. My lazer comes from my mouth.
Are your lamps diffused?
Logitech 9000?
I wish I am a mac though here is a picture of my studio anything that needs to be changed just tell me please and yes i am wearing dark clothes, and no, lights aren't behind me also i don't emit lasers from my eyes
Oh and its weird because this studio setting is the same one i have always used and i have never had a problem with light flicker
Off-Topic: I love that set, Mutuceba!
Off-Topic: I love that set, Mutuceba!
Thank you I would love it too if i could get the light flicker to disappear its sooo frustrating
Camera on manual? Not bumping the lamps? All other lights in room off? Computer Screen on?
No I am not I clearly Stated that in previous posts and my computer isn't in the same room
Poltergeists?
That translucent wall looks like a prime suspect to me. Is that minifig in front of it moving? That might mess with the amount of light reflecting off the wall back to the camera. Can we see a video clip to see what you're dealing with?
How close is the camera to the computer, there may be some shadows from you and the screen. 
How close is the camera to the computer, there may be some shadows from you and the screen.
Bump, Huh? 
Well, Anyways, Is there any moving parts behind the set, In front of the set or...
Well, Is there anything beside the Camera?
do your eyes emit lasers?
Mine don't. My lazer comes from my mouth.
Are your lamps diffused?
LAWLZ 
Maybe one of your lamps are flickering and you don't notice.
My gosh its fixed
Stop bumping it
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