Building a Lego Car: Stop Motion

[Uzumaki250]

Now that's what I call team work =D

[YourTechCorner]

good video

[luckysticks]

Hi I've just posted my first stop motion using iMovie. Not sure but it looks as if you may have left your Ken Burton on resulting in the frame shake. If you turn it off you loose the shake. Either way your first effort is very good, especially the second part where you have used 0.1. My effort is a lot shorter, feel free to take a look, just click on my name.

[vtmike07]

@luckysticks It's just because my camera wasn't on an actual stand so it was slightly adjusted a few times throughout.

[luckysticks]

That would make sense! Thinking more about it the Ken burton would have caused more movement. Still I recon lego's the way forward.

[HoboOfSixthGrade]

i am tying to make stop motions on 09 and when ever i try to make it slower than like 0.3 seconts it says it ins lower than the minimum... please respond

[vtmike07]

I don't really know what to tell you. I made the ones in the second part .1 seconds and it worked fine.

[salocon]

hey i am making a lego stop motion video and i am also using imovie 09... i take two picture for every movement and make them 0.05 seconds. as a result its kinda a robotic and it is not really smooth... could u tell what did when you made your movie? It was very smooth... so could you please tell me? thx

[vtmike07]

Make sure your movements are very subtle and in the beginning I used .3 seconds each and at the end, each frame was .1 seconds. It is probably not smooth due to pictures being too drastic of movements per pic. Let me know if you have any more questions.

[squashdudes]

wow man, that musta takin along time. so sick.

[vtmike07]

Thanks. It actually only took me an hour. It's just matter of not stopping once you start and finding a sturdy mount for the camera.

[metalsniper88]

u edit this with imovie 09 dude sick editing awsome!