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Here is a short montage of some previous tests I've done along with some clips from an older brick film of mine. Tell me your thoughts. Shot on Canon T2i.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vYtaEFl … e=youtu.be
Last edited by Repelling Spider (January 19, 2012 (07:49pm))
Hey not bad!
nice 
Choppy. 
Nice ideas.
EDIT: And animation reel is always good idea too!
Lord Lajaka wrote:Choppy.
EDIT: And animation reel is always good idea too!
Mind expounding on "Choppy"? It's not that clear. Was the animation not smooth?
Thanks to everyone as well!
There were a few instances of rather "rough" animation, as well as some camera bumps, but nothing major. Perhaps my biggest complaint is the reflection that appeared on the black wall during the walk cycle test.
Repelling Spider wrote:Lord Lajaka wrote:Choppy.
EDIT: And animation reel is always good idea too!
Mind expounding on "Choppy"? It's not that clear. Was the animation not smooth?
Thanks to everyone as well!
There were a few instances of rather "rough" animation, as well as some camera bumps, but nothing major. Perhaps my biggest complaint is the reflection that appeared on the black wall during the walk cycle test.
Understood! Thanks for the comment! Luckily, I have already learned how to eliminate reflections so this won't be an issue in the future. (back when I shot that I hadn't learned the concept of moving away from the set. Haha So I shall continue to smooth out the "rough" edges.
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