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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So i haven't thought of what I have wanted for chrstmas but I think I decided on getting a digital camcorder
I want a good quality one that will last me a whhile but I don't want one that is to overpriced I want good quality
And if all possible I want one that can hook up to Istopmotion.
I saw the canon FS200 is reasonablly priced and looks like a good overall camera
Now I need you guy's input
Thanks
-Mutuceba
Hello?
Hello.
-Jack. (Also.. I'm not really the best, When it comes to camera's.)
Yes hello
Ohai. Now please get the thread started.
I would recommend a Canon Powershot or a Sony Handycam (Any one of them.)
I use a camcorder on mac as well, and I can tell you that you might want to be careful. From what I can tell from that camera, it doesn't have a firewire port. With my camera, iStopmotion didn't recognize it with a USB cable, but it does with a firewire connection.
USB might work for that camera, but I would make sure before investing in it.
yea hes right thats why mini DV cams are recommended for brickfilming on a mac... like i do, i use a DCR-HC52.
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