Stop Motion Test (Way better than before)

This is just so super amazing. XD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRU2UzDgF54

Less shaky than last time. Tell me what you think and what to improve!

Note: Any tests or future videos I make I will post here.

Wrong topic. Any creations are in the creations threads!

Zepher wrote:Wrong topic. Any creations are in the creations threads!

But it's much too awesome!

Alright, thanks for moving it. -_-

Sorry i can't view it, you know, Flash Player?

Zepher wrote:Sorry i can't view it, you know, Flash Player?

Why can't you just download? Are you too lazy to?

No, if I could I would, trust me. It has NOTHING to do with being lazy.

Why can't you download it? Want me to help?

Looks okay, but the sounds are still going on when he is already off his speeder bike!

Try putting your camera on something stable next time.

Looks really great. Are you planning to make a movie, like squad 42?

Banthabricks wrote:Looks really great. Are you planning to make a movie, like squad 42?

Yea...ABL and I were thinking of something. I'm not sure what we're going to do about special effects though...

Thanks for all the positive comments guys!

Get a porto-pod/monopod/tripod/any . pod available.

Really, you should have one of those lying around. We have two porto-pods(I KNOW that's the wrong term; I just KNOW it ) and a big tri-pod. You can get porto-pods cheap at Eddie Bauer(best store EVER); when I got them they were blue, about half a foot tall, and they had three legs and a small screw with a plate for steadying the camera. The three legs each had a rubber 'shoe' which kept them from slipping on any surface, and any if not all joints could be tightened to reduce all wobbliness. It's very effective. Of course I just do that for tricky shooting. If I wanted to make something stop motion I'd first finish school( ), make it on an elevated surface like a bed or a table, and use the bigarse tripod we have.

Not too bad... a bit shaky... good start though!