Huh.

[notsofresh]

I've been working on my old stop motion koala video, but I needed sun to do an outside part today, and it wasn't happening. BUT, I finally got a remote control for my camera today, and I wanted to use it, so I made this crummy stop motion thing instead. A couple hundred photos? I dunno, didn't count them, but all old fashioned style. The

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[mrbochenkels]

i love this

[notsofresh]

danke!

[wash_it_out]

That is so cool! You should definitely do kids' videos. And I love your boots, too. :)

[notsofresh]

thanks! i call those my sockasins, they're my oooold house shoes but sometimes i wear them to kroger. and run into former students. and feel like a hobo.

[vanillak]

I loved it!

[notsofresh]

thanks very much!

[mcsweetie]

vimeo.com lets you post things in HD!

[notsofresh]

i will try this!

[izlear]

Youtube isn't the best at quality. I have found that vimeo is slightly better with quality, and it has better security measures (such as pasword protecting videos) If you look back at some of my posts from December I posted several videos that were posted to vimeo.

By the way that was great. Must have taken some time.

Also Not sure what you are doing with the other video, but if it is indoors and you need sunlight it can be pretty easy to simulate (heck if you got the time you can simulate it outside too just need some light sources and tin foil.) oh well just a thought.

[notsofresh]

It is an outdoor scene, but it's pretty out today, so I think I might get it done. I like the idea about the foil. I will have to read up on that kind of stuff and get learned on it.