Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
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Toy Story Woody legs, plain blue torso, some old blue robot head turned around, vampire hair, digital face.
And you can see the face in a bit more detail here.
I sanded Woody's boots off for this. I'm kind of regretting it now because I made quite a bad job of it and those legs are now pretty much unusable for anything else.
How do you get the quality of your camera like that? There's no way I could get that quality on my Quickcam.
It was quite funny! However, I would really to know where you got that Navi minifig from? Is it a custom you made yourself or can you buy it somewhere?
Sorry gonna reply to this, just couldn't see second page.
How do you get the quality of your camera like that? There's no way I could get that quality on my Quickcam.
I need this question answered. I would like to know how to get quality that good on mine.
I don't really know the answer. To get rid of grain, you need enough light that your exposure and gamma settings aren't maxed out and frame averaging. The rest is down to composition, I think.
Great, as usual!
I love it! 
EDIT: This post was never of any help.
Last edited by LASF (September 11, 2011 (10:04am))
nice
Mod edit: Less emoticons, please.
Animation was great. Song was inspiring (of course I'm kidding... or am I?) and everthing else... great! What else is there to say? 5 bricks/stars, great job!
funny
good job
I approve.
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