Bricks in Motion
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Yes, the minifigure is tacked to the wall. And about the poles? Well, you'll just have to find out when we post our entry and trailer! 
I'm looking forward to your entry BuilderBrothers. The picture makes me all the more curious.
This is amazing...
I'm looking forward to your entry BuilderBrothers. The picture makes me all the more curious.
Thanks! The trailer should be out tomorrow.
Love the widescreen, mobiledeli.
Looks epic.
Your lighting is so perfect looking, Mobiledeli. All the pictures I have seen of your upcoming film have had awesome lighting 
You are a living legend Mobiledeli! 
Right now I'm saying what ever Mobiledeli makes it's going to have a BiM award for 2010.
I should get my freelance photography job back so I can have a DSLR again. It's looking amazing Mobile.
That lighting is incredible. Nice job.
EDIT: Could we please see a setup of that shot? That lighting just looks so natural.
Last edited by eoh49 (July 12, 2010 (09:50am))
you guys are all gonna laugh when you see how i lit that.
one lamp acting as sunlight just above eye level (if its eye level i find it glares on their faces)
lighting legos is soo much easier then lighting people.
Yeah, perfect lighting! The frame is beautiful!
Just one lamp? This is not much for a Great lighting . Your camera must be very good!
^ It's a DSLR, so yeah it's nice.
And it's not that hard to get good picture with just one lamp, I've done it, you just have to increase the exposure and possibly the gain.
^ It's a DSLR, so yeah it's nice.
And it's not that hard to get good picture with just one lamp, I've done it, you just have to increase the exposure and possibly the gain.
Yeah, it's true. I have a Panasonic Camera PV-GS320, it's the same camera that Fancypants, but the quality it's not like a DSLR!
what i do is stop my lens all the way down to a 16 (or a 22) and expose for one second at 100 iso. giving me the most rich non grainy picture possible.
You gotta stop posting these frames, mobiledeli; you're making me too excited 
You should see the lamps he used in this big pyramid scene.
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