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great
Bayron368 1 month ago
It should have more views
Sven97Toni 7 months ago
this vid is wat made me subscribe to you
unluckynutter 1 year ago
I would like yo know how you did this effect. Also what software do you use for editing?
Zovex11 1 year ago
@Zovex11 iStopmotion for animation and capture, Gimp for photo editing, Final Cut Express for editing and compositing, and blender for any random cg stuff :)
TheDuckCow 1 year ago
woah! dude that was amazing!
TheXylon98 1 year ago
Wow! Thta was good! How did you do that? I think i have a guess, but I'm not sure.
slycooperfan240 1 year ago
i really like this, it made me smile ;)
skary1211 2 years ago
Very nice and smooth
KoolAidKO 2 years ago
Wow, that looks quite challenging but looks pretty cool. Another approach might be to let your left hand be just another object that you animate in stop-motion fashion. But then it will be really challenging to hold your hand still enough, and to move it the exact amounts to make its motion look live and not like stop-mo. I'm very intrigued by what you're attempting.
ancientbricks 2 years ago
Yes, that is what I've seen many people do. But I actually created this test purely to see how it could turn out if you choose not to do it through stop motion. Well, it seemed to work well enough (so long as I lock exposure next time)
:)
TheDuckCow 2 years ago
That.... was.... TOTALY AWESOME!!!!!!
StrikerAnimation 2 years ago