When I animate on ones and twos in the same sequence, I enable the "step by holds" feature under the "capture" settings. That way I don't have to press the arrow keys twice for each pose on twos. I'd also encourage people to use the "black frames" feature on dragonframe. When you get used to it, you become much more sensitive to mistakes in the last frame, and it allows you feel what the next movement should be much more precisely.
I love to hear comments like this. Hope this helps other animators. I am not used to that black, but I will try if you say it saves from mistakes, good thing. Take care dude.
Hola, Edu. I will never stop saying thanks for these lessons. I have a question: what happens if i work with 3, 4, 6 or 12 frames per second? Un abrazo a la distancia, amigo
Fantastic little video! Seeing the side by side comparison of the different framerates was really interesting. I’ve watched many of your videos and tried to learn from them, but I’m still a novice hobbyist and I think it will be very helpful to learn more of the basics. I’m excited to see more of your process! Thanks for creating and sharing during this stressful time. :)
I've always wondered why I try using odd numbered digits while using 24 fps in my stop motions which looked really choppy to me and my audience (small) and I think this video really helped me out with that problem :)
Hola Edu, mucho gusto! Cuando era chica, mi sueño era ser como Tim Burton y poder hacer stop motion, pero por cosas de la vida no lo hice y me dediqué a otra cosa. Sin embargo el confinamiento me ha despertado este sueño y hoy descubrí tus videos y me están ayudando un montón! Muchas gracias!
Buenas Antonella, espero que te pongas manos a la obra y si bien no cumplas tu sueño y seas como Tim Burton, si que animes una buena historia. Un abrazo!
This is great edu, you inspire us to create better animation with every upload! 🙏 We tend to shoot for 24fps on most projects but that is probably because we are filmmakers that got into stop motion and were always taught that 24 is what the eye naturally sees.✌️Do you usually choose based on the project concept/ look?? Keep up the killer uploads!!🙌
Edu! te quiero agradecer por todos tus videos.... me han inspirado a aprender sobre stop motion y a hacer mis pequeñas pelis.... en estos momentos estoy haciendo un storyboard de un proyecto que quiero hacer. Gracias! y espero q tu y tu familia se encuentren fuera de la pandemia....Gracias nuevamente!!!
Hi thanks for sharing, question: isn’t working at twos just basically going to look like animating 12 frames per second? I’ve never really understood this concept, that’s why I’ve always just worked at 24
I have a feeling that to speed up something I animated I need to just remove frames where it floats too long (bunny hopping), but I'm wondering if I should try just speeding up tiny sections of the video (perhaps in Resolve), instead of losing those animated frames. Might look smoother than the rest, so it might stick out as being sped up, but wouldn't that technically work? IDK, maybe I should just take out the offending frames... does that make sense? I mean could that even work? A 24fps timeline in Davinci Resolve, but just little parts where the bunny is bouncing upward or falling down speed up to like 48 or more fps? (I shot it using Dragonframe, so some editing might happen there... not sure if I should move it all over to Resolve now, or do as much as possible in Dragonframe and then do final titles and stuff in Resolve... shot a little test animation, but now I got lots to figure out...
Hi, my approach would be to animate it first place in the speed or timing you want. Changing frames after does not change the position of the object in the air making it less even between frames, just erases poses. With this said, you can totally play with the frames or the sequence as you like, speeding it at a percentage if you want. As fas as you like it it works.
@@edupuertasfruns I think taking out frames will make the puppet appear to move quickly. I shot at 24fps, and if I take out a few frames at specific points, it should just look faster, I'm pretty sure. Hmm... plenty to think about... I appreciate the response! (May try a few different things.)
Great video Edu! I'm a filmmaker and I know Dragonframe is amazing but I don't want to pay the money to buy the program because I only do stop motion for fun know. What is the best free alternative for Dragonframe? Or at least less expensive...Thanks in advance!
the information is very useful, but some words is not really clear for me ‘’I am still an English learner, I am learning stop motion animation. Would you pls add subtitle if posible❤❤
i usually make stopmotion on mobile. now i want to make this using my laptop. may i know,which app are you using here?or which app is very suitable to you for stopmotion?
Hi Edu! Love your work man 😍 Question for you, where do you buy or even call those small metal arms that allow you to make berries and other things float?
Question here. I shoot 24 images to create one second but when imported to AF or Premiere it does not interpret it as one second but 24 fractions of a second instead. Same happens with 12 frames, how do I get the program to recognize it as one second? What am I doing wrong? Thanks for the help, great totorials!
Not sure what you mean, they are 24 factions of a second. When you export them it will make a file of all together. Also in af or premiere you have to set the length of a imported still image. Make sure it is set correctly
@@edupuertasfruns Hi edu, can you help? how do you set the duration of a still correctly in a program? If 24 fps means 24 frames per second, then how do you figure out the duration of a single frame and set that? Does my question make sense? im very new to this
Hi Edu, I'm new to stopmotion, and still learning from all your videos... I use DF 3.7 with Canon DSLR, my question is, if you use let's say 4 frame (6 original fps according your video), so we put 6 on increment editor and so on? it means there's only 6 steps/movement for that particular second duration and we make 4 copies of that frame to make it into 24fps?
Hola! He aprendido mucho de tus videos y con este pude entender un poco más el frame rate ya que lo fui aprendiendo sola cuando hago mis animaciones. Pero entonces si filmo en “twos” y exporto mi animación final en dragonframe con 24fps, técnicamente es como si la animación fuera en 12fps solo que se vería un poco más fluida, cierto? También me gustaría aprender a cómo sincronizar una animación con los beats de una música o animar un personaje hablando, soy terrible con números y no sabría como calcular bien la velocidad de la animación con un personaje hablando jaja. Amo tu contenido, eres un animador y conocedor del tema increíble!
Hola, si animas en doses a 24 será exactamente lo mismo que a 12, no será más fluido para nada. Trabajar a 24 lo que te permite es introducir unos en los puntos donde lo puedas necesitar. Yo ánimo casi siempre en 12fps, y si veo que hace falta algún uno convierto las secuencia a 24 y pongo todo a doses.
Hola de nuevo Edu... mil gracias por tus basics...son un MUST!! quiero saber que opinas de la interpolacion en postpo para reducir ese flickering... yo suelo hacerlo en Ae pero solo con Chromas pues sino me hace muchas "aguas" al coger pixeles cercanos... Un saludo!!
Supongo que no se lo suficiente para conseguir un buen resultado, así que hasta ahora solo he aplicado desenfoques en puntos concretos. En mi opinión si da buen resultado genial de usarlo
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When I animate on ones and twos in the same sequence, I enable the "step by holds" feature under the "capture" settings. That way I don't have to press the arrow keys twice for each pose on twos. I'd also encourage people to use the "black frames" feature on dragonframe. When you get used to it, you become much more sensitive to mistakes in the last frame, and it allows you feel what the next movement should be much more precisely.
I love to hear comments like this. Hope this helps other animators. I am not used to that black, but I will try if you say it saves from mistakes, good thing. Take care dude.
Thanks for all the tips! (been following them on instagram) :) .. What's the 'black frames' feature?
It is the 3 rectangles button next to onion skin slider in DF. It adds a black at the end of your play
Always waiting for your content. :)
I thought u were a not lol
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@@ssssSTopmotion iojiojj
If you have any question about that, USE THE COMMENTS!!! I will love to help if possible. Also, what is the framerate that you normally work with?
Hola, Edu. I will never stop saying thanks for these lessons. I have a question: what happens if i work with 3, 4, 6 or 12 frames per second? Un abrazo a la distancia, amigo
I still haven't tried animating on ones, kinda scared to try haha But I will one day!
It doesn't happen anything. I use 12 all the time. The only issue is that you cannot have ones anymore.
Do it, just for fun, I enjoy 12fps a lot more but sometimes it gives better understanding of the movement
@@thewisealien3536 I will explain it with more detail in next videos, but major thing, you can use twos for slow movements and ones for fast movements
Fantastic little video!
Seeing the side by side comparison of the different framerates was really interesting. I’ve watched many of your videos and tried to learn from them, but I’m still a novice hobbyist and I think it will be very helpful to learn more of the basics. I’m excited to see more of your process!
Thanks for creating and sharing during this stressful time. :)
Glad you enjoyed it! Hope to have enough bears for next one ;)
It's a great educational video.
Thanks
I've always wondered why I try using odd numbered digits while using 24 fps in my stop motions which looked really choppy to me and my audience (small) and I think this video really helped me out with that problem :)
Me: clicks on video
Me after clicking: holly crap I’m one of the first!!
Hola Edu, mucho gusto! Cuando era chica, mi sueño era ser como Tim Burton y poder hacer stop motion, pero por cosas de la vida no lo hice y me dediqué a otra cosa. Sin embargo el confinamiento me ha despertado este sueño y hoy descubrí tus videos y me están ayudando un montón! Muchas gracias!
Buenas Antonella, espero que te pongas manos a la obra y si bien no cumplas tu sueño y seas como Tim Burton, si que animes una buena historia. Un abrazo!
YOU ARE AWESOME
This is great edu, you inspire us to create better animation with every upload! 🙏 We tend to shoot for 24fps on most projects but that is probably because we are filmmakers that got into stop motion and were always taught that 24 is what the eye naturally sees.✌️Do you usually choose based on the project concept/ look?? Keep up the killer uploads!!🙌
Hey, yes, Deppending on budget and look I switch between the two. It also saves hard drive space to do it at 12. And I like it's look
@@edupuertasfruns Totally understand saving the hard drive space. Running out of Terabytes seems to be a theme now a days lol😂
Edu! te quiero agradecer por todos tus videos.... me han inspirado a aprender sobre stop motion y a hacer mis pequeñas pelis.... en estos momentos estoy haciendo un storyboard de un proyecto que quiero hacer. Gracias! y espero q tu y tu familia se encuentren fuera de la pandemia....Gracias nuevamente!!!
Hola Juan, Me alegro que estés trabajando en algo. A mi me cuesta mucho definir los storyboards jaja, animo
Thanks
Great video, very informative
Just loving this! Can't wait for the next videos!
Please continue! Thanks so much by the way!!!!!!!!!
That's the plan!
Nice
Very nicely done! Thank you.
Thats was awesome and very helpful . Thank you for that.
te salio muy bien el video
todo esto ya lo sabia pero seguro que los que no lo sabian encontraran este video muy Edu-cativo
Imagino que hay mucha gente que ya sabe de que va, pero no he visto ningún otro video específico de stopmotion
Best - content... eveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer
Amazing
Thank you
This was helpful, thank you
Thank you. I’m going to buy Dragonframe!
if you're a student dont forget you can get a student discount of 100 dollars!
You could become a pirate 🏴☠️
Hi thanks for sharing,
question: isn’t working at twos just basically going to look like
animating 12 frames per second?
I’ve never really understood this concept,
that’s why I’ve always just worked at 24
Yes, working at 2s is the same as 12fps only difference is that you can introduce one's if necessary
edu puertas Thanks Edu
Amazing as always Edu. I hope you’re well? I’m back after a much needed break. 👍🏻
Good to have you back! I have seen your last videos. We want to see you in action with that new puppet.
edu puertas cheers matey. It’s on its way. Lots of editing to do but it’ll be here shortly 😃
Now I have really good reason to buy gummy bears. And. Great to see the step by step animation!
I will try it with stop motion studio and if I'll have any guestion I'll Just put it it here.
Ok, I am reading all comments
My mouth is watering.
The gummys are teasing me...
I have a feeling that to speed up something I animated I need to just remove frames where it floats too long (bunny hopping), but I'm wondering if I should try just speeding up tiny sections of the video (perhaps in Resolve), instead of losing those animated frames. Might look smoother than the rest, so it might stick out as being sped up, but wouldn't that technically work? IDK, maybe I should just take out the offending frames... does that make sense?
I mean could that even work? A 24fps timeline in Davinci Resolve, but just little parts where the bunny is bouncing upward or falling down speed up to like 48 or more fps? (I shot it using Dragonframe, so some editing might happen there... not sure if I should move it all over to Resolve now, or do as much as possible in Dragonframe and then do final titles and stuff in Resolve... shot a little test animation, but now I got lots to figure out...
Hi, my approach would be to animate it first place in the speed or timing you want. Changing frames after does not change the position of the object in the air making it less even between frames, just erases poses. With this said, you can totally play with the frames or the sequence as you like, speeding it at a percentage if you want. As fas as you like it it works.
@@edupuertasfruns I think taking out frames will make the puppet appear to move quickly. I shot at 24fps, and if I take out a few frames at specific points, it should just look faster, I'm pretty sure. Hmm... plenty to think about... I appreciate the response! (May try a few different things.)
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
You're welcome!
Muy bueno!
I'm learning bunch from your channel. :)
Bro ur amazing! Uwu
Great video Edu! I'm a filmmaker and I know Dragonframe is amazing but I don't want to pay the money to buy the program because I only do stop motion for fun know. What is the best free alternative for Dragonframe? Or at least less expensive...Thanks in advance!
I understand, stopmotion studio app has a 10 euro desktop version. Haven't tried yet
@@edupuertasfruns Thanks Edu, I'll try it!
Daniel RS there’s a cheap alternative called Stop Motion Pro. Don’t know if it’s still going?
@@peterjellis Thanks! I'll try to find it know.
THANKS A LOT
you are my mentors ! thank you for making this video. I make stop motion too on my channel ^_^
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I like stop motion animations which go at 12 fps cause its realy nostalgic, with shawnthe sheep and other tvshows
the information is very useful, but some words is not really clear for me ‘’I am still an English learner, I am learning stop motion animation. Would you pls add subtitle if posible❤❤
Cool video like
Thank you so much 💙
i usually make stopmotion on mobile. now i want to make this using my laptop. may i know,which app are you using here?or which app is very suitable to you for stopmotion?
Dragonframe is the best, then stopmotion studio is also good
@@edupuertasfruns thank you.
Hello, nice explanation. Can I use your video in a class? I'll cite you correctly.
Yes show it👌
Thank you for this video! Very helpful.
So how did you make this "trace" effect after the moving bear? Just through overlaying with a blend mode?
I m sorry but i still doesn't get how you blurred gummy bear in starting clip can you explain me. Please.
Hi edu, you mentioned motion blur at the end of the video. Is there a way to replicate this? Thank you for making these videos!
Yes, there is two ways in practical effects and of course on postproduction. Should I make a video about that?
@@edupuertasfruns That would be pretty interesting! I'd love to see your techniques!
nice video bro, wants me to take the camera ;)
una pregunta, qué editor estás usando para hcaer stop motion?
Hi Edu!
Love your work man 😍
Question for you, where do you buy or even call those small metal arms that allow you to make berries and other things float?
Rig arms, I sell them at kineticarmatures.com
Are there any specific exercises you recommend one can do to get better in stopmotion??
There is plenty of them. Deppending on your level. But I like to recreate simple actions.
I know that since the covid-19 has happened your not selling on your store but I still really want to know how much the K3 armature cost.
185 euros
Question here. I shoot 24 images to create one second but when imported to AF or Premiere it does not interpret it as one second but 24 fractions of a second instead. Same happens with 12 frames, how do I get the program to recognize it as one second?
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for the help, great totorials!
Not sure what you mean, they are 24 factions of a second. When you export them it will make a file of all together. Also in af or premiere you have to set the length of a imported still image. Make sure it is set correctly
@@edupuertasfruns Hi edu, can you help? how do you set the duration of a still correctly in a program? If 24 fps means 24 frames per second, then how do you figure out the duration of a single frame and set that? Does my question make sense? im very new to this
Hi Edu, I'm new to stopmotion, and still learning from all your videos... I use DF 3.7 with Canon DSLR, my question is, if you use let's say 4 frame (6 original fps according your video), so we put 6 on increment editor and so on? it means there's only 6 steps/movement for that particular second duration and we make 4 copies of that frame to make it into 24fps?
terima kasih 💛
Gracias por compartir tu conocimiento.
Hola! He aprendido mucho de tus videos y con este pude entender un poco más el frame rate ya que lo fui aprendiendo sola cuando hago mis animaciones. Pero entonces si filmo en “twos” y exporto mi animación final en dragonframe con 24fps, técnicamente es como si la animación fuera en 12fps solo que se vería un poco más fluida, cierto? También me gustaría aprender a cómo sincronizar una animación con los beats de una música o animar un personaje hablando, soy terrible con números y no sabría como calcular bien la velocidad de la animación con un personaje hablando jaja. Amo tu contenido, eres un animador y conocedor del tema increíble!
Hola, si animas en doses a 24 será exactamente lo mismo que a 12, no será más fluido para nada. Trabajar a 24 lo que te permite es introducir unos en los puntos donde lo puedas necesitar. Yo ánimo casi siempre en 12fps, y si veo que hace falta algún uno convierto las secuencia a 24 y pongo todo a doses.
genial :D
🤗👏
does shooting in 3s make faster animation (like the video plays faster) than 2s and 2s is faster than 1s?
What stop motion program are you using?
Hi! At the end of the video you said something about motion blur.. is there a method to do this?
Yes there are some, not easy though
@@edupuertasfruns can you elaborate on that?
Enhorabona Edu per als teus coneixements i felicitats pel teu magnífic treball.
Això sí .
Perquè no ho difons en català ?
Vull fer algún vídeo en català, he de trobar el tema que hi vagi bé
Hola de nuevo Edu... mil gracias por tus basics...son un MUST!! quiero saber que opinas de la interpolacion en postpo para reducir ese flickering... yo suelo hacerlo en Ae pero solo con Chromas pues sino me hace muchas "aguas" al coger pixeles cercanos... Un saludo!!
Supongo que no se lo suficiente para conseguir un buen resultado, así que hasta ahora solo he aplicado desenfoques en puntos concretos. En mi opinión si da buen resultado genial de usarlo
@@edupuertasfruns mil gracias por tu respuesta...ers un faro para muchos
I wonder how many centimeters distance each gummy bear moves?
wht is the program ?
I usually work with 12 frames
That's my favourite framerate too, I enjoy it so much because I can go quicker on it and it has a snapier feeling, like aardman does
Also cause I’m so used to it if I try anything else it will be way to fast
First
please tell me what kind of game? 1:27
This game is called Gris
@@edupuertasfruns thanks
I want to do 60fps is it possible
yes if you want to waste a lot of time you can no problem.
The app????
Dragonframe
Second
porque en inglés Edu?
Tiene sentido, aunque para mí sea más difícil
from what Country are u
Spain
@@edupuertasfruns ah
Perché tutti urlate e gesticolate a caso nei video?
Sub Indonesia
*india*
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the projector and tv footage needs an epilepsy warning
Todavia no se si habla español o ingles