Typically, as mentioned above 12 pictures or frames equals about one second of video. You don’t need to get too in depth with this early on, but you do need to know how many frames you need to shoot to get the sequence you want. Some people like that flickering, sometimes it even goes with the animation, but just make sure it does, and isn’t jarring to your project. Sometimes where you are outside of the frame can cause shadows, and minor flickering can be seen. For your first test run, just keep the lighting basic, where you can clearly see your objects, and where the light won’t be changing much. Be mindful of windows, and of course it depends how in depth you’re getting. Shooting inside is best - it’s controllable and keeps us away from ever changing light. If you keep them on auto, as you move the objects, settings will adjust themselves, potentially creating a flicker from frame to frame. If you’re not working with the app, that’s okay too, just make sure your settings are the same for every picture. You can choose the settings first and lock them on the app. No “auto” setting for anything here - keep your shutter speed the same for each frame taken, ISO, aperture, white balance, all of it needs to be the same for each picture taken. Try triggering the camera to a picture by using either a remote trigger (not expensive) or just set a timer on the app to take a picture every few seconds. You’ll have the cleanest looking stop motion animation if you avoid hitting the button every time. Most likely though, you’ll either be using a tripod to limit camera shake, or set your phone down in a stable position. You’ll see in the video how Rob set up his iPad to avoid any shakiness in the frame. What to consider before stop motion video You can scroll through this shots and see if any look off, and simply delete them. It captures one picture at a time and adds each one to a timeline. So with your smartphone, open up the Stop Motion app, and start taking pictures. This is great if you own a small business and are trying to put out professional quality looking videos, fast.
If you have a solid DSLR, awesome.ĭragonframe for example, is a fun stop motion software that runs about $300 and you can do some pretty cool stuff with it. The app literally entitled Stop Motion works well, especially for your first few stop motion projects.ĭon’t kid yourself into thinking you need fancy cameras or expensive software to pull this off. Many stop motion apps are free, and special add ons are only about 5 bucks. If you have a smartphone, you’re nearly good to go. As mentioned, using stop motion in your videos isn’t complicated, but it’s also even cheaper.
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