no its just you, the images are hosted by the web provider and are way too big. However with about 15 pictures on the site, its going to take some time. Thanks for looking anyway =)
I'm doing pretty good. I've just been really busy the last few weeks so I haven't been able to do anything much. I've also had limited access to a computer and the web. Things should probably start coming back to normal in another week or two.
They can be indispensable for stop-motion, since you don't have the benefit of onion skinning like in 2D animation or automated tweening like in CG. A framegrabber is useful also for helping match positions to previous positions and planning out movements, but a framegrabber won't show where things are positioned in 3D space, and that's what a surface gauge is best for.
Hey, what kind of camera are you aiming for? A digital SLR, or a point and shoot? I'll try to help you get an idea of what to get.
i settled on a dv camcorder and bought a pinnacle movie box so i can use my 2 older jvc cams as well....hope it works ...gonna fire it all up this afternoon and check it out
