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When making a animation film(brick film)?
07 Mar 2013 11:53 #22271
by Neguah
When making a animation film(brick film)? was created by Neguah
Let say I want to have 25 fps. The short film will last for 2 minutes. 120 seconds. I then need 120*25=3000 pictures. Right?
But what if, after shooting the last pictures finds out that I only took 2700 pictures?
How do you keep track?
Have been doing some stop motion with the kids, and it´s really hard finding the right duration for each picture. For some picture I even need to increase the duration. But that´s manly because of to much movement.
But how do I keep track of the pictures(frames?)
But what if, after shooting the last pictures finds out that I only took 2700 pictures?
How do you keep track?
Have been doing some stop motion with the kids, and it´s really hard finding the right duration for each picture. For some picture I even need to increase the duration. But that´s manly because of to much movement.
But how do I keep track of the pictures(frames?)
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07 Mar 2013 12:43 #22277
by Lee Patterson
Replied by Lee Patterson on topic When making a animation film(brick film)?
mark where you have shot too few, grab a few seconds before and few seconds after, create a compound clip then in the edit use the retime tool to make the section a touch longer grabbing a bit before and after should act as a visual ease in/out and help 'sell' the time remap. given that you are only 300 short it shouldn't be too noticeable:)
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