Jeremie Passerin training video

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Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by Scarabrae » 25 Sep 2013, 23:14

http://cmivfx.com/store/567-Softimage+P ... ing+Warmup

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Re: Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by Bullit » 27 Sep 2013, 04:11

As always with video tutorials they claim over 11 hours as if long time was good instead of saying what a student will learn.

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Re: Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by mattmos » 27 Sep 2013, 10:55

I don't think you can be in any doubt about the quality of this training video though - Jeremie really is worth learning from, I'm buying as soon as I have some training time :D

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Re: Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by Scarabrae » 27 Sep 2013, 11:12

I agree that there is no direct complex equivalence between the length of time and subjective quality of a training video. However, nor does that suggest that it is not a useful learning experience. Way above my head and needs to be honest.

I did find that the intro video set out the main learning points though.

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Re: Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by Bullit » 27 Sep 2013, 18:05

Most commercial video tutorials put me to sleep, rarely i see one that goes to the business at least in 3d. That is why i prefer amateur tuts.

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Re: Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by EricTRocks » 28 Sep 2013, 18:31

Length can be an issue if the content isn't really interesting. I've seen this many times. Jeremie knows his stuff and I'm confident that he is thorough.

It's interesting people post their negative opinions on video training in general before watching the videos this thread is about. Should this be moved to another thread maybe? Might be more constructive and give this training a fair chance before people get a negative feel for the video without anyone actually viewing and commenting on it.
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Re: Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by Bullit » 28 Sep 2013, 19:07

I only commented that way because it puts in relevance 11 hours of training, but i have no problem if the mod takes this discussion out of this thread. Probably more correct like you say.

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Re: Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by Falam » 29 Sep 2013, 04:39

Why is it I sense biased opinions, probably cause there is.

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Re: Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by SreckoM » 29 Sep 2013, 11:57

EricTRocks wrote:Length can be an issue if the content isn't really interesting. I've seen this many times. Jeremie knows his stuff and I'm confident that he is thorough.

It's interesting people post their negative opinions on video training in general before watching the videos this thread is about. Should this be moved to another thread maybe? Might be more constructive and give this training a fair chance before people get a negative feel for the video without anyone actually viewing and commenting on it.
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Re: Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by Hirazi Blue » 29 Sep 2013, 12:36

EricTRocks wrote:It's interesting people post their negative opinions on video training in general before watching the videos this thread is about. Should this be moved to another thread maybe? Might be more constructive and give this training a fair chance before people get a negative feel for the video without anyone actually viewing and commenting on it.
No, actually it seems quite natural, come to think of it. While I personally am convinced this training will be worth every penny, the lack of any serious review and/or comprehensive peer review makes every new product "fair game" to this kind of treatment with the accompanying generalizations. Having said that: it's good to refocus everybody and steer the thread back on track, so it doesn't get out of hand in that respect.
Maybe mister Passerin himself can shed some better/additional light on all this? Although cmivfx answered my personal query already, it might be a good start to talk about the real prerequisite knowledge of Python needed for all this, as I could imagine this to hold back some people from purchasing...
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Re: Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by Falam » 29 Sep 2013, 17:42

HB - I doubt that will happen, forum Softimage users are Sub-Softimage users.

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Re: Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by Rork » 30 Sep 2013, 10:25

say what?
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Re: Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by Falam » 30 Sep 2013, 15:20

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Re: Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by Rork » 30 Sep 2013, 15:42

still don't get it.
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Re: Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by Falam » 30 Sep 2013, 15:53

Rork wrote:still don't get it.
Sub-Human, Sub-Softimage, never heard the term, Sub-Human ? In other words being below human, not worthy etc :)

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Re: Jeremie Passerin training video

Post by Rork » 30 Sep 2013, 16:04

So..... if i get you right, you're basically insulting everybody on this forum?

classy......
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