http://warrenpiece.com/animated/how-to-record-something-on-a-camera-and-then-make-it-seem-animated-please-read-on Sat, 19 May 2012 21:41:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://warrenpiece.com/animated/how-to-record-something-on-a-camera-and-then-make-it-seem-animated-please-read-on/comment-page-1#comment-5401 lare Tue, 15 Dec 2009 22:45:59 +0000 http://warrenpiece.com/animated/how-to-record-something-on-a-camera-and-then-make-it-seem-animated-please-read-on#comment-5401 stereo-typical animation is done at 12 frames per second, what is called in the trade as double shot because each frame of film is duplicated so that it can be projected at normal 24 frames per second at the theater. this results in a kind of jerky movement. to replicate this on video, be sure and shoot the video with the high speed shutter on to prevent motion blur. in the editor turn on the "strobe" effect and set the rate so that you get about 10 to 12 strobes per second. to get a kind of "ink and paint" look, turn on the solarization or posterization effect. almost any editor offers these 2 effects, even old fashioned analog mixers, so you shouldn't have to pay anything for them.<br><b>References : </b><br> stereo-typical animation is done at 12 frames per second, what is called in the trade as double shot because each frame of film is duplicated so that it can be projected at normal 24 frames per second at the theater. this results in a kind of jerky movement. to replicate this on video, be sure and shoot the video with the high speed shutter on to prevent motion blur. in the editor turn on the "strobe" effect and set the rate so that you get about 10 to 12 strobes per second. to get a kind of "ink and paint" look, turn on the solarization or posterization effect. almost any editor offers these 2 effects, even old fashioned analog mixers, so you shouldn’t have to pay anything for them.
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