WA
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I did a test at 100, I just moved a brick across the desk, you don’t really need it that high. over 30 it all looks the same.
could someone PM me the dirctions or link to the LDF?
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Crazyanimator
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Eh, I’ve mostly shot at 15 FPS, but 12 is still very acceptable, as well as being the standard for major stop motion animated films (isn’t it? 24 fps on twos and occasionally on 1s for action sequences).
Culd some1 pm me the link to tha LDF forum ppLZ.
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Leonardo812
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“Alkami” wrote: Those who refuse to animate above 15 fps; GIVE 25 FPS A TRY! Its great!
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Yep. I’m sure it;s wonderful. I’m also sure it takes about twice as long. And I’m also sure walk cycles are hard at 25 fps.
-Leo, who generally films at about 15 fps.
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Alkami
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Yep. I’m sure it;s wonderful. I’m also sure it takes about twice as long.
Its not THAT hard. Shooting at 30 fps, Now that takes ages.
Look, I’m what the people who frequently play online games refer to as a Newbie, and I now often animate at 25 fps now. Its amazing that some animators are or claim to be better than me have not yet given 25fps a try.
And I’m also sure walk cycles are hard at 25 fps.
Mmmm. That I agree on. I hate walk cycles alltogether. But, 25 fps walk cycles are not too differnt to 15 fps walk cycles, just move the feet a few more frames when they lift the leg up.
As I said, try out 25 fps. If you dont like it, fine, no-one minds. 15 is fine.
But TRY IT. For all you know, you may like it. I estimate it takes 20 to 40% longer. Yep, you heard me correctly.
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Shale
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I started out using 10fps. Man, did that look asstastic. Of course, using a digital camera that I had to touch every time I took a picture didn’t help my films, either. I did of course switch to 15fps, and have been using it ever since. I sometimes have the urge to try out 24fps, but from some brickfilms I’ve seen animated at 24fps, I don’t see much benefit from doing a brickfilm at 24fps, especially if there’s not going to be much action. You’d have to be a bit daft to make a comedy film with two guys sitting/standing around moving their arms at 24fps.
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The Doctor
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I used to do 8 (yes, WMM)
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Eclipse Productions
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I use 15, but I recently did a Muzzle Flash Test at 24 fps.
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Eclipse Productions
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Really, I don’t notice a difference between 15 and anything above. If it’s below 15, I notice a difference.
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CDC Films
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I usually shot at 12 or 15 fps. Lol when I started, I did 8 fps.
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Alkami
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My first EVER movie can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxQmvVy1F5A
This was when I used my ancient finepix Digital camera. As you can see, its anything below crap. Its at around 5-10 fps: Using Windows Movie maker. (I hope to soon upgrade to Pinacle studio)
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