Jonathan Jacovino v Romain Cannone Div 1 Mens Epee January NAC Salt Lake City Utah 2015

[@bsw2112]

And now Cannone is Olympic champion

[@krszam4112]

his fencing style is so clean

[@dudeofvalor9294]

Really good video. The slow motion for each point gives a real good in-depth analysis of what each fencer was thinking, and how particular moves are executed.

[@donaldbadowski6048]

Nice format.

[@nickte2609]

cannone s leg attacks are too smooth. In the slow motion i was thinking why Jacovino does not retaliate and then i remember that even i forgot how fast and smooth that attack was.

[@Tiber24100]

Canonne. Member of national French team now.

[@valmoer]

And now Olympic Champion!

[@lifeisoverrated7167]

@@valmoer and now world champion

[@nedkalapasev1649]

I love the slow mo. What did you use to capture this?

[@Dax68]

It was shot on an iPhone 6, actually! Glad you like it. I'd like to get a better video camera for fencing videos, as the iPhone kinda sucks in low light and can't really zoom, but it's the only one I can find that has native 240p without spending $3-$5000 or more.

[@nedkalapasev1649]

+Dax68 is the slow mo part of the standard video capture or did you post process that? If you processed it, what did you use?

[@Dax68]

+Ned K I post processed it using iMovie. You have to shoot in "slow-mo" mode on the phone, then export the video to your computer. After that I chop the clips up, put the replays after every touch and change the playback speed.

[@Dax68]

+Ned K it takes some work/time, but I think it's worth it!

[@Lion718]

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