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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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you could either do 2 things. 1. Green/Blue screen them in to make them look like they are hovering or , mask the image in something like gimp or photoshop
Masking would be the best idea.
-JK
It involvs taking a picture of the flying object with a support and taking a picture of just the background, then blending them together.
Bafran is good for this:
http://www.bricktrick.de/index-e-bafran.php
EDIT: You beat me to it Hazzat
Masking tutorials:
NXTManiacs way
and, Rsteenoven's way
Masking Softwares
... but very time consuming. Plus, you have to get the pictures have to be almost identical( like, the lighting, pieces, buildings, are the same).
If you are hoping for it to be a long hovering scene, you have bettter have alot of patience. Masking is easier said than done.
Thanks for the help, masking seems easy!
I wasn't trying to be mean, it's just, it is hard.
It might be possible to hide a support behind the actual turrets, depending on how big they are and the angle of the shot.
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