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{{fa}}In [[Make a Simple Claymation With a Webcam and Windows Movie Maker|claymation]] movies, characters often, for example, throw a ball or jump in the air. If each frame must be shot individually with slight movements between pictures, how do the clay models float in the air? One method is to "[[Use a Green Screen|green-screen]]" an object in during editing, but that may feel a bit like "[[Catch Students Cheating|cheating]]", because you are not making the movie frame-by-frame. This article will show you how to be able to use strings to suspend an object and then airbrush them out afterward. | {{fa}}In [[Make a Simple Claymation With a Webcam and Windows Movie Maker|claymation]] movies, characters often, for example, throw a ball or jump in the air. If each frame must be shot individually with slight movements between pictures, how do the clay models float in the air? One method is to "[[Use a Green Screen|green-screen]]" an object in during editing, but that may feel a bit like "[[Catch Students Cheating|cheating]]", because you are not making the movie frame-by-frame. This article will show you how to be able to use strings to suspend an object and then airbrush them out afterward. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
# [[Take Better Photographs|Take a picture]] of only the background you want to use. ''Do not move the camera or alter the lighting!'' If the camera does move, you will either have to retake the pictures or [[Take Risks|risk]] having an obviously doctored final result. | # [[Take Better Photographs|Take a picture]] of only the background you want to use. ''Do not move the camera or alter the lighting!'' If the camera does move, you will either have to retake the pictures or [[Take Risks|risk]] having an obviously doctored final result. | ||
