http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyCnl2uLy2Y&feature=youtu.be
My latest frag clip, feedback is appreciated. :)
I know the slow motion is bad quality, im gonna work with that on my next clip :D
Thanks to Neon and Fragg for not shutting up about it being finished... :)
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyCnl2uLy2Y&feature=youtu.be[/youtube]
My latest frag clip, feedback is appreciated. :)
I know the slow motion is bad quality, im gonna work with that on my next clip :D
Thanks to Neon and Fragg for not shutting up about it being finished... :)
Bubbahttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyCnl2uLy2Y&feature=youtu.be
My latest frag clip, feedback is appreciated. :)
I know the slow motion is bad quality, im gonna work with that on my next clip :D
Thanks to Neon and Fragg for not shutting up about it being finished... :)
[quote=Bubba][youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyCnl2uLy2Y&feature=youtu.be[/youtube]
My latest frag clip, feedback is appreciated. :)
I know the slow motion is bad quality, im gonna work with that on my next clip :D
Thanks to Neon and Fragg for not shutting up about it being finished... :)[/quote]
How are you recording your footage? I see you are recording at a higher framerate, but your slowmotions are choppy(and somewhat unneeded). I have a feeling you are either using SrcDemo2, or you are re-rendering out the footage at 30 FPS to save file space or something.
If you are using SrcDemo2, you have to keep in mind that you still need to set your output framerate higher in order to do slowmotion(60 FPS if you want to slowdown to 50%)
If its the latter, you should probably invest in a bigger hard drive. (If the problem is laggy video playback, you can disable resample while you edit and then enable it when you render)
The colors look a bit dry on most clips.
EDIT: Hitsounds.
How are you recording your footage? I see you are recording at a higher framerate, but your slowmotions are choppy(and somewhat unneeded). I have a feeling you are either using SrcDemo2, or you are re-rendering out the footage at 30 FPS to save file space or something.
If you are using SrcDemo2, you have to keep in mind that you still need to set your output framerate higher in order to do slowmotion(60 FPS if you want to slowdown to 50%)
If its the latter, you should probably invest in a bigger hard drive. (If the problem is laggy video playback, you can disable resample while you edit and then enable it when you render)
The colors look a bit dry on most clips.
EDIT: Hitsounds.
Holy cow I feel like it's 2007 again
Holy cow I feel like it's 2007 again
For the first airshot, the double rotate is a turn off, the first part was okay, but the reverse was not comfortable for my eyes.
As for hit sounds, quake ones would be nicer to hear, if they were used.
Choppy slow-mos, felt really really bright compared to the game.
For the rocket launcher, the weapon view model should be around fov 70.
Other than that, I liked the kills, and the transitions were nice.
For the first airshot, the double rotate is a turn off, the first part was okay, but the reverse was not comfortable for my eyes.
As for hit sounds, quake ones would be nicer to hear, if they were used.
Choppy slow-mos, felt really really bright compared to the game.
For the rocket launcher, the weapon view model should be around fov 70.
Other than that, I liked the kills, and the transitions were nice.
ProwerHow are you recording your footage? I see you are recording at a higher framerate, but your slowmotions are choppy(and somewhat unneeded). I have a feeling you are either using SrcDemo2, or you are re-rendering out the footage at 30 FPS to save file space or something.
If you are using SrcDemo2, you have to keep in mind that you still need to set your output framerate higher in order to do slowmotion(60 FPS if you want to slowdown to 50%)
If its the latter, you should probably invest in a bigger hard drive. (If the problem is laggy video playback, you can disable resample while you edit and then enable it when you render)
The colors look a bit dry on most clips.
EDIT: Hitsounds.
I use lawena and srcdemo2, recording @450FPS. yea i think thats why it is choppy, but i dont know how to fix it. And, space on my drive is not the most plentiful thing... :(
[quote=Prower]How are you recording your footage? I see you are recording at a higher framerate, but your slowmotions are choppy(and somewhat unneeded). I have a feeling you are either using SrcDemo2, or you are re-rendering out the footage at 30 FPS to save file space or something.
If you are using SrcDemo2, you have to keep in mind that you still need to set your output framerate higher in order to do slowmotion(60 FPS if you want to slowdown to 50%)
If its the latter, you should probably invest in a bigger hard drive. (If the problem is laggy video playback, you can disable resample while you edit and then enable it when you render)
The colors look a bit dry on most clips.
EDIT: Hitsounds.[/quote]
I use lawena and srcdemo2, recording @450FPS. yea i think thats why it is choppy, but i dont know how to fix it. And, space on my drive is not the most plentiful thing... :(
The frags were okay, the soldier ones anyway. I don't know why it went from invite to medium level tf2mix frags that weren't really special.
The frags were okay, the soldier ones anyway. I don't know why it went from invite to medium level tf2mix frags that weren't really special.
looks like you have some good demos for that reverse-frag vid idea
looks like you have some good demos for that reverse-frag vid idea
Snooki. I don't know why it went from invite to medium level tf2mix frags that weren't really special.
i got the frags from who submitted them. Ma3lla submitted a cool airshot, so i used it...
[quote=Snooki]. I don't know why it went from invite to medium level tf2mix frags that weren't really special.[/quote]
i got the frags from who submitted them. Ma3lla submitted a cool airshot, so i used it...
BubbaI use lawena and srcdemo2, recording @450FPS. yea i think thats why it is choppy, but i dont know how to fix it. And, space on my drive is not the most plentiful thing... :(
Why are you recording in 1080p if you are tight on hard drive space? Also, you encoded it poorly so it doesn't even look great at 1080p so its really a waste of file space. Go back down to 720p.
Set framerates to 900FPS and 60 FPS if you want to slow down 50%, or 1800FPS and 120FPS for 25%. Since you are recording with SrcDemo2, you should have more than enough file space, especially if you select PNG for file output.
[quote=Bubba]
I use lawena and srcdemo2, recording @450FPS. yea i think thats why it is choppy, but i dont know how to fix it. And, space on my drive is not the most plentiful thing... :([/quote]
Why are you recording in 1080p if you are tight on hard drive space? Also, you encoded it poorly so it doesn't even look great at 1080p so its really a waste of file space. Go back down to 720p.
Set framerates to 900FPS and 60 FPS if you want to slow down 50%, or 1800FPS and 120FPS for 25%. Since you are recording with SrcDemo2, you should have more than enough file space, especially if you select PNG for file output.
i think the slow motion takes away from the frags rather than making them look better. other then that i enjoyed watching it. the hitsounds were annoying to
i think the slow motion takes away from the frags rather than making them look better. other then that i enjoyed watching it. the hitsounds were annoying to
goldfishi think the slow motion takes away from the frags rather than making them look better. other then that i enjoyed watching it. the hitsounds were annoying to
yea for some reason i thought hitsounds were in game sounds. Will fix for next video.
[quote=goldfish]i think the slow motion takes away from the frags rather than making them look better. other then that i enjoyed watching it. the hitsounds were annoying to[/quote]
yea for some reason i thought hitsounds were in game sounds. Will fix for next video.
thanks for all the feedback guys.
hopefully i can improve for my next video
thanks for all the feedback guys.
hopefully i can improve for my next video