Claymation Water Drop
4 Sec., Quicktime, 780 kb
Back in July when I made my first claymation video, I thought I was going to make a ton of them, but since there aren't enough hours in a day, I haven't made another one until yesterday. I tried to produce a realistic slow motion video of a water drop falling into a bowl of water using one of my sons bowls and his blue play-doh. I only took 66 pictures and created a movie sequence using Quicktime pro. The video is not too realistic looking but it turned out better than expected. I spent about 2 hours and 15 minutes on the entire project. The above movie is small but good quality for a quick download. You can go to my time-lapse video download page to view the large version and a small WMV/AVI version.
Labels: claymation, entertainment, photography, stop motion
posted by Henry at 10/22/2006 08:56:00 AM
4 Comments:
I love your time-lapse movies! I'll have to try making one myself, even though they are time consuming to make. :-)
That was fun to watch, but the sticks on the table kept appearing & disappearing.
Thanks to both of you. I realized I was leaving the toothpicks in view just as I was finishing the last few pictures. I used them to hold the "water drops" in place. I was wondering who would notice.
It was worth a link:
http://snailstales.blogspot.com/2006/10/multifarious-links_26.html
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