Crappy Drift vid

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VERY VERY VERY VERY BAD Quality!!! But what do you think?

RedComet
right click then save

*FIXED LINK*

this is the best I got i cant find any site to host
if you would like to host it please ask me
 
OK, video editing aside (there was none) I think there are a few things I can point out.

A few questions first. How much HP are you running in this car? It appears that you're running large amounts. The difts were simple, and very fast. My thoughts are that the car is doing the majority of the controlling, and the driver is simply holding on.

The car pulls out of the drift when it catches traction, instead of when you correct the steering and pull out of it. It also seems that running that much HP hinders when you can start the drift.

The music edited well. The opening sequence with the image and then the in car view of the real life driver was a nice touch. AS well as the choice of track. Monaco isn't one that I've seen too often.

My suggestions are that you look around GTPlanet and review some of the drifting techniques. This will help improve the video editing that you'll progress too.

AO
 
It's part of the "Tripod" network. They get like only a few megs of upload. After like 4-5 poeple the bandwith is all gone.
 
MdnIte
wow der alta... you hit the nail on the head!
I spend my life evaluating other peoples presentations and work, In my position, 95% of what lands on my desk is the stuff that is in really bad shape.

With a handful of minor adjustements, and a bit more practice, Cheap_Suit can easily transform this first video into an excellent second video. All he needs is to get pointed in the right direction and given a slight push.

As he's shown here, he's got plenty of desire, and there's certainly some skill thrown in there. Hopefully my criticism is taken constructively. I'm looking forward to seeing the next video.

AO
 
Der Alta
OK, video editing aside (there was none) I think there are a few things I can point out.

A few questions first. How much HP are you running in this car? It appears that you're running large amounts. The difts were simple, and very fast. My thoughts are that the car is doing the majority of the controlling, and the driver is simply holding on.

The car pulls out of the drift when it catches traction, instead of when you correct the steering and pull out of it. It also seems that running that much HP hinders when you can start the drift.

The music edited well. The opening sequence with the image and then the in car view of the real life driver was a nice touch. AS well as the choice of track. Monaco isn't one that I've seen too often.

My suggestions are that you look around GTPlanet and review some of the drifting techniques. This will help improve the video editing that you'll progress too.

AO


I made that vid like 2 months ago, I just find out this site 2 week ago lol
That car (Skyline R32) is not set up and has 866 hp :crazy:

I got some questions like:

How can you make a car drift in a certain angle in a wide long turn and stay in that angle? 💡

What is limited slip?

Sorry for the link getting new one up very very soon. :yuck:
 
1. Use sims, practice :)
2. LSD's keep the wheels spinning when you let go of the throttle, therefore letting you decelerate and accelerate without exiting the drift abruptly ( i think.....????)
 
Hmm not bad. That car would ONLY be good for that track. With all the e-brake, drifts with that car is only in Cote. Practice some low HP and sims. Get a new tech that might helo your counter-steer control. :D
 
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