Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0 Stop Motion Animation
25 Responses to “Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0 Stop Motion Animation”Leave a ReplyPosted on November 3rd, 2006 by admin Filed under Adobe Premiere | 25 Comments » |
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Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0 Stop Motion Animation
25 Responses to “Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0 Stop Motion Animation”Leave a ReplyPosted on November 3rd, 2006 by admin Filed under Adobe Premiere | 25 Comments » |
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Hey ! DO you need a …
Hey ! DO you need a program to create this ”claymotion” animation or you can simply do it with adobe element 3.0 ??? Do you need something like photoshop ot ??
Doy you know how to …
Doy you know how to work the green screen? I have it but i cant use it?
I Found out!! yay!!!
I Found out!! yay!!!
I thought it was …
I thought it was really good!
xconneriex, you …
xconneriex, you need photoshop only if you also want to edit and add images to your animation or you could edit each individual frame. I used Photoshop Elements, that has all features of photoshop that I could ever use, and is much cheaper.
Nice vid and thanks …
Nice vid and thanks for all of the info. It’s just too damn bad I can’t get a live feed from my crappy point-and-shoot digital camera on my computer, even though I can on my TV. Argh!
Thanks! Actually …
Thanks! Actually thats a problem with still camera. For stop Motion, I used a video camera. Best is to use a video camera that has manual focus, because with Auto focus some of the frames get out of focus when doing stop motion.
hahahahahaha nicely …
hahahahahaha nicely done I love when the guy gets stabbed
hey i bought adobe …
hey i bought adobe premiere elements 3.0 but it always says i need a CPU that can back up SSE2 any help would really be appreciated.
Hey holy, I had the …
Hey holy, I had the same problem. I emailed the company who made my motherboard and they emailed me the link to download the patch.
i have adobe …
i have adobe premiere elements too but I don’t know how you did the sppech bubbles! how did you do it?
For bubbles I used …
For bubbles I used Images. You can create those images in any program like Photoshop. Should make PNGs that have a transparent background.
hey do you mean …
hey do you mean connect your camera as in USB cable connect?
well done
well done
Cool
Cool
that was cool, so u …
that was cool, so u video tape it then move the clay ,…or wait i get the stop motion thing but when you tape the clay how do u do it? i have adobe premere elements 3.0 too
You need to connect …
You need to connect a camcorder through firewire. Then open Premiere Elements 3.0 and launch capture by pressing F5. in the capture window, there is a button on top that says Stop Motion. When u click on it you can then set your clay models on stage and a capture frames. move the model and capture another frame.
thank you that was …
thank you that was a big help i have already started on one!!!um…1 more question though, how do u get the speech bubbles on the figures?
thank you.
this sure takes a …
this sure takes a long time XD
Speech bubbles can …
Speech bubbles can be made in any image editing program. I used Photoshop Elements. Should create .png that has a transparent background. Then I imported the empty bubble image in PRE and added text over it.
you know that u can …
you know that u can use a music composing program such as garaband or cue base to record dialouge on multiple tracks right? and just move that file under your film so you dont need to use text for dialog…just a friendly tip.
Thanks …
Thanks playmobilehero,that is a great suggestion. Actually Premiere Elements allows me to add multiple audio tracks and also record the narration. But I preferred using text over audio. This was mainly because this was supposed to be short duration movie (less than a minute) and didnt have enough time for spoken dialogs. For speech I’d need to capture that many more stop motion frames showing the person speaking and also mouth sync would be really tough. So text was used just to make life easy.
so can Adobe …
so can Adobe Premiere Elements can make stop motion animations with a digital cameras pictures? and nice video!
Hi aceofspadez12, …
Hi aceofspadez12, digital picture cameras usually do not allow you to capture pictures at the same time they are connected to the computer. So you cannot perform stop motion the way you can do with premiere elements and a video camera. Though with a still camera, you can take a large number of pictures and club them together to form a video in Premiere Elements. But, the process is much easier if you use a video camera and do live capture of frames in Premiere Elements with “Onion Skinning” .
ok thank you for …
ok thank you for this information great animation