Stop-Motion Frame Manipulation Demo #2 [from Avatar]

[mcgrathjordan]

not coo

[siamesemojo]

Clever. Thanks man this defientely gives me some ideas.

[norjansonjoe]

Cool.

[kyky5678904]

Wish i could do that>

[JuniorModder]

Stop motion is easy, just time consuming.

JM

[PdoubleyouC]

Once again, it looks pretty good. I have to ask (again, I believe), you have to publish each 'frame rate' section, because your stop-motion editor doesn't allow multiple frame rates within a project (nor does mine nor any others I know of)? Keep up the great work :)

[ancientbricks]

No, I publish the clip all at once. I export the clip from MonkeyJam at 30FPS. If I have a different image every frame, that looks like 30FPS, if I hold each image for 2 frames, that looks like 15FPS, if each image for 3 frames, that looks like 10FPS. So I can mix all these up in a single 30FPS project by just changing how long images are held on the screen. MonkeyJam and HeliumFrog are the only two apps I know that make doing this pretty painless.

[PdoubleyouC]

Oh, now I get it. Actually, this is how I used to make my stop-motion in a way. I would aim for 15 fps, but often found I didn't take enough frames and then lengthen the appropriate frames. Okay, this makes sense now. Well, looks pretty good :)

[TheRobin101]

cool

[LegoDudez]

You use windows movie maker?

[ancientbricks]

Only as a quick way to throw together video clips and put in simple title screens to make little WMVs for YouTube. It's definitely not my primary video editing software.

[golfcrazenes18]

very nice