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7 NeutralAbout justin33marko
- Birthday 10/16/1990
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I think you could of gotten a little bit closer on the krook photo so that his knee wouldn’t be hiding his face as much. But other than that I love this krook photo. May I ask what fisheye/camera combo you used on that shot?
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http://www.veoh.com/m/watch.php?v=v97211281TmcPsFcj
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its been a minute since iv posted a vid, if a mod sees this can you fix it for me thanks!
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First Hd Montage - _you Should Close The Door_
justin33marko replied to Steak's topic in Promos/Montages/Demo Reels/etc
yes i love well filmed 16:9 fisheye! i feel like quality work is hard to come by -
GUM-Delorean Highway
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i didnt even think about that ill consider this on my future edits
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Skaters Do Tricks At Skatepark
justin33marko replied to MiSkateage's topic in Promos/Montages/Demo Reels/etc
more wipes than on a toilet paper roll -
dont get lazy just because your at the skatepark.
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There And Back Again Tour 2 (vx1000mk1)
justin33marko replied to justin33marko's topic in Promos/Montages/Demo Reels/etc
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There And Back Again Tour 2 (vx1000mk1)
justin33marko posted a topic in Promos/Montages/Demo Reels/etc
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i feel the number 1 best way to get consistent looking lines is to not to tilt the camera upward to much. After a certain amount of practice you'll understand the relationship of how much camera tilt is needed depending on the distance between the glass and the skater. also understanding the basic rule of thirds for filming fisheye on a single obstacle will help your composition on handrails and stairs. i recommend not free handing anything untill you get used to the viewfinder also. a tip when first trying to freehand i used was to take off the viewfinder and use the little lcd to help compose the first frames of the trick and go from there. just go out and film and as long as you watch and learn from your mistakes you'll learn new things everyday.
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http://youtu.be/McbvxxDW9Ms