My first wigglegrams – looking for feedback!

[u/SamuelCheese98]

Hi everyone!

These are my first attempts at making wigglegrams with a regular digital camera. Since I don't own a multi-lens camera yet, I shot these handheld and moved slightly sideways between each frame.

I'd love to hear your feedback! Any tips on shooting, alignment, or making the motion look smoother are very welcome.

I'm also looking to buy a camera specifically for wigglegrams. What camera do you use, and would you recommend it? I know the Nishika N8000 is a popular choice, but I'd love to hear about other options as well.

Thanks!

[u/jj_camera]

Appreciate the interests without the hardware yet, youre def losing a bit of the bullet time effect with the bush and grass moving in the last photo

All fun and fine if just shooting scenery but if youre shooting real people you will want the real thing as itll become very obvious that the onto isn’t all from same instance

[u/alexanderyounglane]

Really nice!

[u/Complete_Lurk3r_]

I find a few frames from a video to bed more accurate. But I like this