@@Leon-qh9br I’ve been working on other projects in the meantime and still building the set for the short film, but I did a couple of short clips already, they’re on my Instagram :)
Thank you! Just started my stopmotion journey tonight and your video is the first one im watching on Dragonframe. Going to start working to see if ive learned anything.
I use "Ledge CN600" which I got a long time ago. I believe there are other youtubers who are more educated than me when it comes to lights. But I will create a video dedicated to lights for stop-motion and sharing all I know (which isn't much 😄)
I currently use Dragonframe 4.2.4. This was just a quick overview of the program. You just need to connect your camera to your computer to use your camera. I have a video coming out this Friday about camera settings if you want to learn about how to set ISO, shutter speed and aperture.
like to know the point of buying expensive equipment just to shoot stop motion i did my 1st on a Sony super8mm cam 1990s 2 secs per frame made a piece silver paper of crawl across the screen A 1m video production No apps needed took 5ms work :) Basically i,m saying early stop motion makers did with what they had and created cool short movies for free its all about the time you want to spend . no kittycat or bird was harmed . xd - or just shoot lots frames join them up in an app free
are there any videos on how to shoot for 4k and export for 4k in dragonframe? just upgraded to dragonframe 5 and bought a canon eos r8 because client is demanding 4k and i feel soooo lost, have no idea how to do it and for some reason when i open dragonframe its stuck in 4:3 aspect ratio and just wanna die rn lol.
Thank you for this! I wonder if you could help me... I have a visualizing problem on DF, it shows my digitalizations on blue. I mean, all the registers I do, when I play the animation, everything is like in a blue filter. Do you know how could I fix it?? Thank you in advance! :D
This video is very helpful but I've got one problem: When I change the white balance to manual the pictures I take get green. Is there a way to fix this?
@@b6stopmotion157 I don't see an option called manual in picture style but I if I pick any option in white balance except auto or manual the pictures look normal so I think I just use on of these, still thx for the help :)
For the frames I have already taken, when I select them, they appear blurry. Which is very annoying when trying to see minimal differences between frames! However there is no problem on my test shot images. They are perfectly in focus. Do you have any solution for this problem. - Thanks in advance!
I have a question it told me to fix the setting on my farmers through dragon frame so I did because the pictures where really Dark before each time I took a picture I had to do it again until I fixed it then after that it was fine I could check all the pictures I took and they where bright and normal but when I exported the video the whole video was dark I am using the free trail version btw
I'm not entirely sure what might cause that but here are a couple things you can check to troubleshoot it: 1) double check your test shots. What you see in the timeline might not be the true colors 2) go to your dragonframe project folder and see if the images look ok(in case something happens when exporting) You should be able to figure out what's happening. If not, there might be a weird free trial glitch that I'm not aware of.
They keep adding to the cameras they support. It is quite a lot to list here. You can find more info on their support page for each brand: www.dragonframe.com/camera-support/
Gravity! That's why it's better to not copy frames. When the ball is going down, it stretches more and we need fewer pictures when it gets closer to the ground. But when it is going up, it is going against gravity meaning that it is jumping up a little slower and it's not as stretched anymore. I hope that was helpful.
@@b6stopmotion157 I understand gravity but why not slow the fps on the other frames when copying? Or will this just not work? Sorry my primary language is non English
@@kevin_gross If you're using After Effects you're using masks to get rid of the rig though. I've never heard anyone calling it Rotoscoping unless they're talking about the animation style.
@@MK_2023. rotoscoping in AE or DaVinci Resolve is when you make a mask with something like the pen tool and then animate the mask to move. I use it quite often 👍
Thank you! Great tutorial for beginners, now I‘m really excited to shoot the first short film!💙
any update on your short film
@@Leon-qh9br I’ve been working on other projects in the meantime and still building the set for the short film, but I did a couple of short clips already, they’re on my Instagram :)
Very informative.. I m just a beginner. Thank u for introducing to dragonframe. Liked n subscribed
Thank you. I appreciate your kind words 😊
Thank you! Just started my stopmotion journey tonight and your video is the first one im watching on Dragonframe. Going to start working to see if ive learned anything.
Awesome! Good luck and have fun animating!
Same here ! Thanks for the sweet video !
Very good tutorial on Dragonframe for beginner like me. I subscribed to your wonderful RUclips channel to watch more Tutorials. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks you! I wanted to try and use my webcam for stopmotions and this tutorial helped me out!
No problem! Have fun animating!
Thankyou for this tutorial. made it so easy for me to learn how to use dragonframe
I'm glad you found it helpful
well done! I'm just starting my journey into stop animation but this was a beginners lesson that I needed!
Glad to hear that! Stop-motion is such a fun and creative medium. Have fun animating!
Awesome video! Really appreciate the detailed info as we are looking to get started with Dragonframe.
Glad you enjoyed it! Have fun using Dragonframe!
perfect tutorial thank u so much
Glad it helped!
very helpful thank you
Your videos are very very helpful. Thank you for taking the time and don't stop. Well done
Glad you like them!😊
Thank you so much. Very useful video ❤️👍
thank you so much you really helped me ALOT!!!!😊
At 3:15 I shoot on 2's when using 24fps which is the equivalent as 12fps.. then when I want fast movment, I shoot on 1's.
Opposite of what you said.
•White Balance Manual!
Very nice tutorial, thank you!
very well explained! thank you
just a awesome moment thank you
Excited to use this!
Using Onionskinning works very well
❤👍
Hello! Really awesome video! Can you share links for the lights / other lighting suggestions? Thanks
I use "Ledge CN600" which I got a long time ago. I believe there are other youtubers who are more educated than me when it comes to lights. But I will create a video dedicated to lights for stop-motion and sharing all I know (which isn't much 😄)
مرسی از آموزش خیلی خفنت 😍😘🤗
مرسی که نگاه کردین 😊
Thanks for the video! What camera do you use? Is the camera you used a Canon Razor?
Two requests please! What version of Dragonframe? How did you set up the Camera - a guide to Canon settings would be useful. Thanks
I currently use Dragonframe 4.2.4. This was just a quick overview of the program. You just need to connect your camera to your computer to use your camera. I have a video coming out this Friday about camera settings if you want to learn about how to set ISO, shutter speed and aperture.
great info. please keep uploading. I'm thinking of getting this software to do stop motion with legos for our channel. this video I very helpful
Thank you. Enjoy animating with Dragonframe 😊
It's LEGO, not Legos... only Americans mispronounce it...
@@kevin_gross what if it’s more than 1 lego
@@haischool it's still LEGO. As in 'lego pieces' or bricks...
@@kevin_gross too much work. I'll stick with LEGOS. thanks though
like to know the point of buying expensive equipment just to shoot stop motion
i did my 1st on a Sony super8mm cam 1990s 2 secs per frame made a piece silver paper of crawl across the screen A 1m video production No apps needed took 5ms work :)
Basically i,m saying early stop motion makers did with what they had and created cool short movies for free its all about the time you want to spend .
no kittycat or bird was harmed . xd - or just shoot lots frames join them up in an app free
Thank you so much.
Thanks! Very useful video :)
Glad to hear that! 😊
@@b6stopmotion157 :D
- Pls, Teach us on how to use an Android to PC for Dragonframe
are there any videos on how to shoot for 4k and export for 4k in dragonframe? just upgraded to dragonframe 5 and bought a canon eos r8 because client is demanding 4k and i feel soooo lost, have no idea how to do it and for some reason when i open dragonframe its stuck in 4:3 aspect ratio and just wanna die rn lol.
Very Good!
Could you recommend a camera stand ? I have a copy stand and I can’t get enough camera height.
How do u do inbetweens on dragon frame?
Can you make a video on how to edit and add sound with dragonframe
Absolutely. I add the effects in premiere pro. I will be happy to guide you through my process in a video soon.
I have question please 🙏 how can I connect Ac power supply to the Canon Dslr750 D ?
Thank you for this! I wonder if you could help me... I have a visualizing problem on DF, it shows my digitalizations on blue. I mean, all the registers I do, when I play the animation, everything is like in a blue filter. Do you know how could I fix it?? Thank you in advance! :D
This video is very helpful but I've got one problem: When I change the white balance to manual the pictures I take get green. Is there a way to fix this?
How about your picture style. Is that set to manual too?
@@b6stopmotion157 I don't see an option called manual in picture style but I if I pick any option in white balance except auto or manual the pictures look normal so I think I just use on of these, still thx for the help :)
@@motionminestudios Yeah. The whole point is to avoid flicker issues. So if those options don't cause flicker I think you are good!
For the frames I have already taken, when I select them, they appear blurry. Which is very annoying when trying to see minimal differences between frames! However there is no problem on my test shot images. They are perfectly in focus. Do you have any solution for this problem. - Thanks in advance!
How can you make a custom end frame I need to know actually
Wait do you need the trial or can you find a free version
were is the onion skin at? im like missing it
I have a question it told me to fix the setting on my farmers through dragon frame so I did because the pictures where really Dark before each time I took a picture I had to do it again until I fixed it then after that it was fine I could check all the pictures I took and they where bright and normal but when I exported the video the whole video was dark I am using the free trail version btw
I'm not entirely sure what might cause that but here are a couple things you can check to troubleshoot it:
1) double check your test shots. What you see in the timeline might not be the true colors
2) go to your dragonframe project folder and see if the images look ok(in case something happens when exporting)
You should be able to figure out what's happening. If not, there might be a weird free trial glitch that I'm not aware of.
Hello dear thanks for this tutorial, pls what software do u use?
Is it the stop motion app?
Dragonframe
Dragonframe only works with certain cameras.
Please list them .
They keep adding to the cameras they support. It is quite a lot to list here. You can find more info on their support page for each brand: www.dragonframe.com/camera-support/
Thank you for helping us noobs out ! :-D ,
Why re-do the whole up sequence instead of copying and reversing frame 6 to 1 ?
Gravity! That's why it's better to not copy frames. When the ball is going down, it stretches more and we need fewer pictures when it gets closer to the ground. But when it is going up, it is going against gravity meaning that it is jumping up a little slower and it's not as stretched anymore. I hope that was helpful.
@@b6stopmotion157 I understand gravity but why not slow the fps on the other frames when copying? Or will this just not work? Sorry my primary language is non English
@@Hellhamster slowing down means taking more pictures. I suggest watching my ease in and ease out video to better understand the movements.
How did you hook up the camera to the PC?????
Sir, you plug the USB cable into your anus and use your mind to display your body's device manager.... that is the first sentence!
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How do I Export the Video WITH the Mediaplayer in it?
Does anybody know if dragonframe is available in uk
I'm not sure if this is helpful, but here's all I could find! www.animationtoolkit.co.uk/dragonframe-4-educational/
how to remove rig whit dragonframe?
Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere Pro... or similar. You'll need to digitally edit each frame, technique called Rotoscoping
@@kevin_gross That's not Rotoscoping. Rotoscoping is a type/style of animation where you draw over real images to copy its movement.
@@MK_2023. wrong mate. I've been rotoscoping for over 25 years, and you want to remove something, roto it is one way
@@kevin_gross If you're using After Effects you're using masks to get rid of the rig though. I've never heard anyone calling it Rotoscoping unless they're talking about the animation style.
@@MK_2023. rotoscoping in AE or DaVinci Resolve is when you make a mask with something like the pen tool and then animate the mask to move. I use it quite often 👍
Does dragon frame cost money
Yes. $295 USD. But luckily it is not subscription-based software and it comes with a keyboard. Here is the link: www.dragonframe.com/store/
this software makes no sense