How to Record Your Stop Motion Animation @BimBam
How to Record Your Stop Motion Animation  @BimBam
Uploaded July 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Here's how to record your animation. First, put the camera on a tripod. Could you do it without a tripod? In theory yes, but it will be a very shaky video and frustrating, as every frame you’ll be working to not only move the characters, but also to keep the camera in place. Trust me. Getting a tripod will save you time and make the whole thing much more fun.

Additionally, it’s a good time to add in that desk lamp or clamp light we told you about in the shopping list. It’s the difference between your video looking like this

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