The first thing that you need to do with your phone is get it steady by using a clamp or a jury rig.
There are also stop motion apps like Stop Motion Studio that can give you green screen capabilities and advanced editing options as well.
You’ll need to set up a background and the actual piece that will be in motion.
Obviously make sure your phone is charged or plugged in before recorded and wear black to prevent reflection during the animation.
Continuous lighting is also important to keep the same level of brightness/color.
Key Takeaways:
“There are a lot of apps out there – one of my personal favorites out there is “Stop Motion Studio” – you can use the free version and it’s actually quite robust.”
Read more: https://theslantedlens.com/2020/how-to-do-stop-motion-with-your-phone/
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