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Old 14-03-2013, 03:51 PM
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Nice work Paul.

A couple of suggestions.

1. Use 24 fps minimum. That's what they use in film and it's a threshold for the brain interpreting smooth movement. If you don't have enough footage, you can slow it down a bit to fit. This works well or not depending on how much movement between frames.

2. Panning. It's better to smoothly ramp to a start or stop.

check 4:08 in this vid for a nice example of ramp to start - http://vimeo.com/12055232

As others have said, music is a personal taste. Personally, I liked it
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