Stop Motion Help

Plus, there is now way to convert it to a video file...

The slideshow looks good but yeah I cant put it into a video file.

@halen: I new to the whole stop motion thing so I have no idea what that means.

Well, in the stop-motion world, you measure time in FPS (Frames per second). Halen may have overdone it a bit...I haven't seen many with 24fps, and that's basically only possible with good programms that cost money. On average I'd say it's 15FPS. And use Windows movie maker Sith, just import the pictures, and you can add music. Then to....y'know what? Do what I did. Watch this:



This was the video I watched before brickfilming for the first time. Hope it helps.

Yeah, 24 fps maybe a little overkill hehe. I just know that is what's in my animation text book for college.
High fps should make the video look more like a movie then just a bunch of pictures.

Check out this wiki: stop motion

Thunder-blade wrote:I'd use *ugh* WMM if you can't get MonkeyJam to work.

Sunvabitch.

Windows Movie Maker, while lacking a lot of the tools I'd like it to have, does not fail. It handles rapid transitions fine (as you would think between the frames of a stop motion), and while it does have a propensity for crashing, as long as you don't Frak with the titles and other effects, it looks professional.

Sithassassin wrote:Over the Summer I plan on making a short stop motion video that will be 2-3 minutes long but I don't even know where to start. I need your help! I know I need to do various tests and stuff like that but what do I do?

Many thanks, Sithassassin

I recommend getting a you tube account then adding ZachMG, you can also ask him for some tutorials and also I recommend watching xxxfancypantsxxx stop-motion tutorials.

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