![]() Please encourage yourself to practice patiences when working on animation in the Dragonframe software Do not capture frames too quickly - this will cause Dragonframe to crash and may corrupt your last captured frame.This will take a moment to transfer the still image file from the camera to the Dragonframe software.To begin capturing frames press return key.Click the camera icon below the view pane to return to live view.The camera settings will be viewable in the top right corner of the Cinematography window.Click on a test shot to look at it in the view pane.They will have better focus and exposure.Test shots will look better than the live view images.After changes any camera settings take a set shot.Adjust the shutter speed for the desired exposure.Click the camera icon to return to live view.The Test Shot button is located underneath the camera settings of Cinematography.Take a test shot after each adjustment to confirm the exposure.Adjust the shutter speed dial by clicking and dragging to the right or left to adjust exposure.With Dragonframe Tether the f-stop setting is not available. Use the slider and buttons to adjust the focus.A focus slider and focus buttons will appear over the camera image. ![]() In Dragonframe, click on the camera icon on the top right of the screen to enter the Cinematography window. If you have bulbs with a specific kelvin rating try to match that setting.Use if you are using daylight or daylight balanced bulbs Auto - This setting could change from shot to shot.In Dragonframe Tether you will need to select a color temperature for the white balance setting. Many bulbs will come with a specific kelvins label.The temperature is measured in a unit called kelvins.Different lights will have different color temperature ranging from red to blue.Light from a window might change as clouds block the sun.Watch out for light sources that could change.Try not to mix different light color temperatures if possible.Try to have uniform lighting over your artwork.In the Aspect Ratio Mask section set the Aspect Ratio to match the 16:9 or 4:3 setting above.Select Aspect Ratio Lines and select Outline and/or Crosshairs as needed.Select Aspect Ratio Mask and choose 16:9 (rectangular), 4:3 (square) depending on the requirements for your assignment.In the Animation window, click on the Guide Layers tab.Set the frames per second for playback speed:.a red outline will appear around the window signifying that live view is enabled.If you do not see the live camera feed from the animation stand press command R to refresh the live camera feed.Dragonframe should detect the back camera of the iOS device.Open Dragonframe Tether on the iOS device.Connect the iOS device to the computer via USB.Click New Folder and give it a name and hit Create. ![]() In the new window that opens browse to your desktop.Name your production, 5 characters maximum. ![]()
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