cat 325ccr
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Made this a few days ago, hope you guys like it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b9FBcsZUc4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b9FBcsZUc4
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Made this a few days ago, hope you guys like it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b9FBcsZUc4
thanks! my dad wont let me bring it back into the house because oh the dust it makes when you breathe it in its not good for you, we brought it to ohio to a model show, those pics were taken in the back of his truck
Excellent job! I've wanted to do something like that with my own diecast models for a while now, but I just can't seem to find enough "dirt" for it. The model railroad ballast that I used as "dirt" covering for my diorama is too expensive to buy in large quantities. I could always get some dirt from the backyard, but then I'd have to break it down, sift it, and bake it (to kill anything living in it) - which might take almost as long as the stop-motion film would take to make. :beatsme
At any rate, you have inspired me to revive this once-dead project. I must admit - the idea of using a separate "sandbox" for filming is ingenious - my original thought had been to modify my existing diorama with plexiglass sides and fill it with dirt.
I'm curious, cat 325ccr - what kind of camera did you use for this project? Do you have one of those fancy DSLR cameras with at least fifty different lenses or do you use something more along the lines of a Sony Cybershot? How many frames did you end up with in the final compliation?
this one was done with my Canon PowerShot SD1000 but I use a Canon PowerShot SD750 for stop
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I ended up with like 500 to 600 pictures
[-Agent-];96384 said:What do you edit them in, cause I hate the editing part.