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From: Dave Lockwood <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Re: Movie Magic - Go Motion photography
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At 11:20 PM 3/7/96 -0500, you wrote:
>While sitting at my Amiga with Lightwave just now, I watched an
>edition of what is becoming one of my favorite TV programs, Movie Magic.
>It was all about stop motion photography from the very beginning through
>the recent past (JP).  I found this very interesting and wish I'd taped
>it.  I missed one point and hoped someone on the list knowledgeable in
>stop motion could answer my question.  They discussed how 'go motion' is
>a term for stop motion with motion blur.  The point I missed is how they
>accomplish motion blur with stop motion photography.  Anyone?


Go motion is effected by having the model moved mechanically while the
shutter of the camera is open.  This avoids the strobe effect that makes
stop motion so noticeable.  One of the best examples of go motion is the
movie Dragonslayer.



                                   Dave Lockwood
                                   Flash Film Works
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