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Hey Guys,
i made some Tests with Dragonframe 3 and my Canon T3i/6ooD. These are my first tests and i didnt used any tutorials or sth like that. Please be honest.
Yeah i know there are some Camera-Shakes and some plasticine.
Here is the test: http://youtu.be/KNZOyI3DNwo
Hope to get a useful feedback.
I think this is the best little test montage for long time... 
Good.
The walk cycle was a little jittery (the minfig's back was moving) and the run cycle was a bit jumpy (the minifig jumped up before he took a step). Here's a good run cycle: Tutorial.
Last edited by minifig051 (December 26, 2011 (05:23pm))
I approve of these tests. 15 fps looked good for all of them, 24 it's just too fast for you, for now. The run cycle, I agree with minifig, it was a bit jumpy, though I would encourage to try out for new cycles instead of copying one someone else already invented, whether it's good or not. The walk cycle looked just perfect to me (15 fps).
Ok. Thanks for your Feedback, Guys !
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