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A masking test I made, with a try at a front hand-spring.
Enjoy!
Looks good! Noticed that you cut off just a bit of the guys helmet during the flip, but I only noticed that because I paused it. 
Maybe little too fast.
I like what lord lajaka said, it needs to be slower.
Yes, but the masking itself was good.
Thanks! What is exactly too fast the flip or handspring or both?
I would say the flip is fine, but the pre-flip isn't.
You needed at least one more frame before he takes to the air. And when he leans forward, you need to ease-in and out more. That only seemed like it was just a one frame movment when it should be at least three.
The hand-spring is the somewhat the same way, the spring itself is good, but the landing and pre-spring are not so great. After the spring, his body should have kept going forward, but slowed down until he stops at about a 45 degree angle, and then he should have stood back up.
I see. Thanks. Will work on it. That did annoy me too, I must admit, but by the time I saw it I'd taken the camera away and, alas, it was too late. Thanks for the advice.
Last edited by rogeralans (April 12, 2012 (07:02pm))
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