i am re reading the book and i am reading it a whole lot slower now and actually pondering on everything he says.
now i am starting to understand his concepts better. Just takes a while to figure out what his run on sentences mean.
one sentence in particular i am having a hard time understanding, because after he writes it, he moves onto something else.
it says, “an effective cut can be made (usually)just before the last eye of the character is no longer visible.”
i dont have the book in front of me but that is the jist of it.
i am stumbling over the last part of the phrase “just before the last eye is no longer visible.”
this doesnt make sense to me. does he mean cut righ after the last eye clears the frame, or cut before that eye even touches the side of the frame?