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Re: Thinking about getting into animation ...
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lugnet.animation
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Sun, 22 Feb 2004 18:18:38 GMT
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In lugnet.animation, Leanne Opaskar wrote:
> Is it worth picking up the Lego Moviemaker set if I want to start doing Lego
> movies? If not, what sort of equipment/software should I be looking at? What
> kind of advice can you offer a total newbie? (:
I have the movie maker set & i think the camera isn't very good-it's ok for kids to play with, but for more serious animation attempts, try a better camera. I just got the Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000, which is a webcam, but with a much better image sensor & came with animating software. also, for sound effects it's easy enough to get a $10-$20 Cd of hundreds of sound effects from many music stores. The Lego Studio set does have a cool 'earthquake' breakaway baseplate, but i'm not sure it's worth buying the set just for pieces. You can see a good comparison of cameras, software, techniques & download some great Lego movies at this Lego fan animation site:
<http://www.brickfilms.com/>
Jeff
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