First I had to plan out what to do. I made a simple plan with the path of action, and then I took reference video of a somewhat heavy ball. I at the time did not have one, so instead I used a somewhat deflated ball as substitute. It appeared to have the same properties of a heavy ball. After planning out. I took a piece of paper and folded a crease on the edge to substitute a ramp. and I used a quarter as the cannon ball. I did several tries with the quarter on the wall, but having to edit my finger out of the way was not the best option. So I tried it out on the floor but my shadow casted over the "stage." I had to wait until it was a cloudy day with ambient lighting to shoot the animation. I had issues trying to get the camera positioned on the same spot, since I didn't have any tripod.
Monday, March 7, 2016
Stop Motion Animation of Falling
First I had to plan out what to do. I made a simple plan with the path of action, and then I took reference video of a somewhat heavy ball. I at the time did not have one, so instead I used a somewhat deflated ball as substitute. It appeared to have the same properties of a heavy ball. After planning out. I took a piece of paper and folded a crease on the edge to substitute a ramp. and I used a quarter as the cannon ball. I did several tries with the quarter on the wall, but having to edit my finger out of the way was not the best option. So I tried it out on the floor but my shadow casted over the "stage." I had to wait until it was a cloudy day with ambient lighting to shoot the animation. I had issues trying to get the camera positioned on the same spot, since I didn't have any tripod.
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