A tip for all montage and picture creators out there.

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EZ64cool

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A lot of the time when I see new content come out on youtube or any of the forums there seems to be a lack of FoV (field of view) changing.
FoV is an amazing tool for camera work as it allows you to either focus on a single fight/character or it allows to you envelope a huge scene into one shot.

The best part about FoV in JAMME, it's only one command. Here are some unedited examples:
  • "/camera fov -50" gives you a nice tight shot allowing you to focus on one part.
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  • "/camera fov 0" resets the camera to the default value allow you to record as if you were playing/spectating.
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  • "/camera fov 50" gives you a huge angle to capture huge amounts of action.
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If you found this helpful in anyway or have used it in previous work i'd love to see some work you created using this technique so post it below.
 
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ent

ent

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Why not just cg_fov?
camera fov applies to camera only and supposed to be used in keyframes, cg_fov applies to everything.
 
EZ64cool

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ent said:
Why not just cg_fov?
camera fov applies to camera only and supposed to be used in keyframes, cg_fov applies to everything.
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Well because sometimes you want to change fov between keyframes. I also prefer this as i can switch back to chase camera without having to change the fov back to normal.
 
Gargos

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Like this. I am planning to make some new "srs" frag video next so I want to make it as rad as possible.
 
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