Stop motion feature request

[Michael Ragen]

Just wanted to quickly say that it is very important that these cameras can be controlled via laptop and can send raw and compressed stills to the computer for interacting with stop motion software such as Dragon.

[Michael Ragen]

no one uses dragon?

http://www.dragonstopmotion.com/index.php

maybe i missed something. my brain is fried this month.

[Adrian Frearson]

I here you. I've been frustrated that Olympus and Panasonic DSLRs aren't supported by Dragon, much as I have wanted to use it for a few things. This I think is down to the camera manufacturers, not making the SDKs for Mac readily available and not as far as I can tell, the fault of the Dragon developers.

So yeah, for that reason, I second what you are saying

[Alex Carr]

I can use that software with a Black Magic input/output card. So pretty much anything with HD-SDi. But no device control, your just limited to the 720p output from the Red.

[Chris Swinbanks]

Looking for some info on this now for a possible stop-motion job... were there ever any further updates on using Red One and Dragon?

cheers
Chris

[paulherrin]

i'm with you guys. this would be a great device for stop-motion. and especially stop-motion projects integrated with some regular motion.

[Ryan Lalonde]

i'm with you guys. this would be a great device for stop-motion. and especially stop-motion projects integrated with some regular motion.

I think the scarlet will be an amazing stop motion camera (depending on close focus of the fixed and mini-primes) but I don't really see the benefit of shooting epic for stop motion.

[Dave Cooper]

This idea has popped into my head before but I'm coming closer to needing a camera for a project. I am surprised RED does not support stop motion. There is no communication with the REDMote and a computer that can aid in stop motion?

I don't really see the benefit of shooting epic for stop motion.

Any line of RED cameras would be ideal for stop motion IMO.