UPSB v4
Presentation / Recording your pen spinning.
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Date: Thu, Dec 23 2010 23:01:27
When i record my self pen spinning i always mess up idk idhbut i do. I can swear i can do the exact combo when i was in front of my laptop on UPSB preparing a combo for a battle. Theres something about the camera makes people nervous about PS. How cna i solve this problem? I can spin perfectly fine wihtout a camera aiming at my hand.
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Date: Thu, Dec 23 2010 23:42:58
just practice in front of a camera for a bit, you'll get used to it
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Date: Fri, Dec 24 2010 00:10:40
Just pretend like it's not recording/isn't there. Same for most things on camera.
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Date: Fri, Dec 24 2010 00:58:59
a lot of the time ill mess up more because i want the spinning to be much better quality if im recording and i wont accept as many of those minor fuck ups
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Date: Fri, Dec 24 2010 01:08:56
Lmao I am way better [B]on[/B] cam o___0
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Date: Fri, Dec 24 2010 01:27:54
i have to keep on clicking my rec button on my camera to restart the recording.
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Date: Fri, Dec 24 2010 02:21:20
I think this is why people spend so long filming- if there's no way around the nervousness, then do it a bazillion times until it turns out right on cam since it's bound to go well at least once
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Date: Fri, Dec 24 2010 03:14:07
@Hidekyo dont rerecord, just keep going and them use a basic video editor like windows live movie maker and only use the last 20 seconds of the video that had the successful combo :p trimming is easy
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Date: Fri, Dec 24 2010 13:29:46
ah i get it now wonder just edit the crap mistakes out.
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Date: Fri, Dec 24 2010 22:22:08
Usually it takes two hours for me to be able to pull out a meager combo. I usually get frustrated and that stops me from progressing further. Just be super patient and keep filming over and over.
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Date: Sat, Dec 25 2010 01:06:39
Wonder wrote: @Hidekyo dont rerecord, just keep going and them use a basic video editor like windows live movie maker and only use the last 20 seconds of the video that had the successful combo :p trimming is easy
Honestly, i haven't thought of doing this before. -
Date: Sat, Dec 25 2010 01:56:49
chrisPS wrote: Honestly, i haven't thought of doing this before.
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Date: Sat, Dec 25 2010 03:18:35
Are you guys serious ._________. It's so obvious
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Date: Sat, Dec 25 2010 05:41:44
i find that when i try to film a combo for a long time and repeatedly fail, then stop for a while, i can usually pull the combo off in just a few tries when i start filming again. weird.
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Date: Sat, Dec 25 2010 19:57:27
Usually I mess up at a particular point in the combo whether it be a specific linkage or the finisher, etc.. Just keep practicing that part of the combo until you master it and then try filming the combo again.
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Date: Sun, Dec 26 2010 19:10:07
What I do that's helps for me is to take small breaks when filming for a long time. Say your filming for 10 min and can't get a combo; take a minute break and don't spin. Give your eyes a rest since they've been staring at your hand nonstop. :P
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Date: Mon, Dec 27 2010 07:15:47
Vic wrote: What I do that's helps for me is to take small breaks when filming for a long time. Say your filming for 10 min and can't get a combo; take a minute break and don't spin. Give your eyes a rest since they've been staring at your hand nonstop. :P
That's what I do too ^_^. Your eyes get tired, the position on how you spinning, the concentration or so focus in your hand messes you up sometimes. And Idk how people did not think in cutting the last 20 seconds of the combo, it is so obvious like Twine said :facepalm: Hidekyo ur hand also gets tired even if it is a light pen, you are actually lifting something of weight :). Almost all the replies from spinners in this thread make sense, good help for Hidekyo. -
Date: Mon, Dec 27 2010 07:31:50
weird.. that thing happens to me too!! ^^ Wonder's idea is best for you
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Date: Mon, Dec 27 2010 18:01:18
Weird. Whenever I record it's always freestyle, 'cause I'm useless with combos.