Hello Everyone, I just finished my new stop motion video of Street fighter, will be showing up
first in Machinima channel, and I will upload to my channel after a week of the machinima.
Well, lets see the video first:
I want to thanks to Nikon camera for supporting me a lot in this new video.
And here is how the entire scene looks like, I use Taiwanese handwriting paper
as the background, and hang it with the metal closet bone.
The background using Taiwanese letter papers.
And here is how the entire scene looks like, I use Taiwanese handwriting paper
as the background, and hang it with the metal closet bone.
The background using Taiwanese letter papers.
The artificial grass |
The book on the table is put the camera and make it able
to move all around the table.
The Nikon D5100 camera I use this time for filming
I use clay in this video to stablelize the toys figures
The hands of the toys actually is very fragile, so I got to use clay also
in the articulation.
I use photoshop to get rid of the hands in the picture, check the difference between
the two pictures.
Some of the scenes in the video that I like:
reduce color 10%.
Software used:
Corel video studio
Adobe premiere
Corel video studio
Adobe premiere
Adobe After effects
Cinema 4D
Well, this is all the behind the scenes of this video, thanks everyone for watching,
and see you next time on next stop motion.
regards
John H.
Well, this is all the behind the scenes of this video, thanks everyone for watching,
and see you next time on next stop motion.
regards
John H.
Counter 656 from Taiwan : you are the best ! I'm fan about SF II and I love you're video so much !!! Thanx for all !!!
ReplyDeleteand the new style of the blog is a success !!!!
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Teiseken, from France.
Did you use any plugins for some of the effects?
ReplyDeleteHi John !
ReplyDeleteI'd like to know which lenses did you used for that Stop Motion , I can see you used the classic lens that come with your DSLR but what lens is the other one. Is that a macro lense ? Would you recommand it for Stop Motion ?
Thank you, Adrien.
Again, John Huang demonstrates mastery of video with much care and quality. more animations to come ^ ^
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Dude, you are my hero!! I have placed a post about your work on my website!! http://www.yourgamenews.nl/2011/08/06/de-master-of-stop-motion-is-counter656/
ReplyDeletewhat action figures are these? and where can i buy them?
ReplyDeleteIncredible work, excited about the sexy killer!
ReplyDeleteHey man, I am a brazilian journalist and I have to say that you made a great work. I love street fighter, since i was nine years old, and see a great fight like that, with the action figures, remind me when I was young.
ReplyDeleteWell done and please, do the same work with other games like mortal kombat and tekken.
Your work is awesome. Nothing more to say!
ReplyDeletePlease keep up this kind entertainment. You should be paid by the companies for such talented work.
nice job..well done and good luck..
ReplyDeleteCool stop Motion, keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteSweet Stop motion, try using "dragon stop motion software" on your next stop Motion.
ReplyDeleteis greaaattttt>>>>> how i can learn this technic.....please email me at tecra2006@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteNice work! You should do a stop motion about goku vs super man
ReplyDeleteseriously, the original stopmotion? or live shot
ReplyDeletedude i love your stop motions,im your fan , the software that you used here is the same that you use on de dragon ball z videos ? really i want to learn how to do this like you , hope if you can tell me how to start , tnx
ReplyDeleteFantastic articles is post by you in this blog. You give a nice thing. Thank you for such a nice article. Every word og this blog helps me to give detail to me.
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