La verdad que el Stop Motion no es sino el precursor de la imagen en movimiento actual… se trata de una secuencia de imágenes que reproducidas a una determinada velocidad crean la “sensación de movimiento”. Según lo que he estudiado y por lo que tengo entendido el ojo humano percibe estas secuencias como movimiento a partir de una frecuenta determinada… podríamos establecer esta frecuencia si hablamos de Stop Motion en 15 fps (frames por segundo) de ahí para abajo ya estamos percibiendo la secuencia “a saltos” quiere decirse que a mas frames por segundo mas fluido será el movimiento (para hacernos una idea la imagen del televisor se visualiza a 25 fps, y la de cine a 24 por lo que es casi imperceptible el parpadeo de las imágenes)
Resumiendo… cuando rodemos en Stop Motion no usaremos menos de 15 fps siendo lo ideal 30 (esto se consigue fácilmente duplicando cada imagen)
La técnica es muy, muy sencilla… escogemos el objeto o personaje a animar… le hacemos una foto… modificamos su posición un poco …hacemos otra foto… y así consecutivamente hasta lograr el efecto deseado… se reproducen las imágenes consecutivamente y Voilá! Ya hemos logrado nuestra primera animación
The fact that the Stop Motion is but the forerunner of the current motion picture ... is a sequence of images reproduced at a given speed create the "sense of movement". From what I've studied and what I have understood the human eye perceives these sequences as moving from a certain haunting ... we could establish this frequency if we talk about Stop Motion at 15 fps (frames per second) from there down we are already seeing the sequence "leapfrog" meant that more frames per second will be more fluid movement (to get an idea of the TV image is displayed at 25 fps, and 24 movie so it's almost imperceptible flicker of images)
In short ... when let's roll in Stop Motion will not use less than 15 fps being ideally 30 (this is easily achieved by doubling each image)
The technique is very, very simple ... choose the object or character to animate ... we make a picture ... we modify his position a little ... do another picture ... and so on until the desired effect ... the images are played consecutively and Voila! We have already achieved our first animation
The fact that the Stop Motion is but the forerunner of the current motion picture ... is a sequence of images reproduced at a given speed create the "sense of movement". From what I've studied and what I have understood the human eye perceives these sequences as moving from a certain haunting ... we could establish this frequency if we talk about Stop Motion at 15 fps (frames per second) from there down we are already seeing the sequence "leapfrog" meant that more frames per second will be more fluid movement (to get an idea of the TV image is displayed at 25 fps, and 24 movie so it's almost imperceptible flicker of images)
In short ... when let's roll in Stop Motion will not use less than 15 fps being ideally 30 (this is easily achieved by doubling each image)
The technique is very, very simple ... choose the object or character to animate ... we make a picture ... we modify his position a little ... do another picture ... and so on until the desired effect ... the images are played consecutively and Voila! We have already achieved our first animation
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