After taking all the shots, load them on a computer. Then transfer the files to Windows MovieMaker. Change the timing to 0.25. Longer works, but results in a choppy product.
Add titles and credits, and you have your movie. It really is that simple.
Monday, 9 April 2012
Stop Motion, Using Objects
Using objects, I have the children take many (I tell them 200+) photos of objects. They are to move the objects a little bit each time. Using a tripod for your camera makes this work.
After taking all the shots, load them on a computer. Then transfer the files to Windows MovieMaker. Change the timing to 0.25. Longer works, but results in a choppy product.
Add titles and credits, and you have your movie. It really is that simple.
After taking all the shots, load them on a computer. Then transfer the files to Windows MovieMaker. Change the timing to 0.25. Longer works, but results in a choppy product.
Add titles and credits, and you have your movie. It really is that simple.
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