help for this

[rockerboy1013]

Im bad at clips in general, so i wanted some opinions on this http://skate.ea.com/gallery?contentT...&itemId=476103

its still on skate. reel

btw, RoyalDusty made the board i used, so thanks

[SeksulChokolate]

First, I'd say to choose a lens size for your clip
For lines I suggest going between 10mm-18ish mm (I go with 15mm) but thats just preference
The size will vary with the types of tricks

Next is cam position...I liked your position in the first three seconds but then your cam kinda went crazy
Try to keep your cam around the same area it started and just rotate it and back up/move it forward when the skater does a trick
Sometimes you can move the cam so it starts out in the back of the skater then during the line it moves so its facing the skater...this is a little more difficult to master but will come easier once you get more experience.

Lastly I would say ease up on the keymarks...If you feel a change in camera is necessary then I would put a keymark...having too many keymarks can make the cam very jerky

These are the tips that helped me when I first started filming with the AFC...hope this helps

[rockerboy1013]

I know how to get lens below 24 mm, but how do i get a specific lens. For me its always 10mm

[Cerebus_]

Watch this video. It will help you with the specific lenses.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXd_bHS3uOc