McClintock Twist
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McClintock Twist
by rcarlsen » Mar 20th, '06, 21:53
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by the_mog » Mar 20th, '06, 22:00
Very nice Rune.. although i dont know the method for this but isnt it very "angly"?.. i mean i can guess how its done and it appears only really possible to look this good from straight on?
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by rcarlsen » Mar 20th, '06, 22:10
Mog, thanks for your reply.
It is angly, but not THAT angly. I have done this pretty much infront of a set of people, and there is no need of "straight-on" angle. It all depends on your practicing infront of a mirror. Alot can be done with fingers, hands, angles, handling etc...
It is angly, but not THAT angly. I have done this pretty much infront of a set of people, and there is no need of "straight-on" angle. It all depends on your practicing infront of a mirror. Alot can be done with fingers, hands, angles, handling etc...
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by seige » Mar 20th, '06, 22:16
I agree, the twist isn't too angle-sensitive, so long as you control your audience.
I think your video deserves the 'PBG' rating, as it is Pretty Bloomin' Good!
Although—can I just comment, it seemed a little fast. I've always thought the McClintock twist looks much nicer done slowly! But that's just me
I think your video deserves the 'PBG' rating, as it is Pretty Bloomin' Good!
Although—can I just comment, it seemed a little fast. I've always thought the McClintock twist looks much nicer done slowly! But that's just me
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by Pitto » Mar 20th, '06, 22:34
Just when I think ive made it to Skilled Hobbiest I see one of your videos and it sends all the way back to AH.
Awsome mate. Nice one.
Awsome mate. Nice one.
Cheers,
Chris Pitt (AKA Pitto)
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by SirRawlins » Mar 21st, '06, 11:01
Excelent work Rune,
I love twisting type effects but am yet to learn any, i like the view perspective rather than being a top-down Asher Twist .. it makes it quite unique to watch.
Very well done buddy.
Rob
I love twisting type effects but am yet to learn any, i like the view perspective rather than being a top-down Asher Twist .. it makes it quite unique to watch.
Very well done buddy.
Rob
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