As mentioned in the Petition forum: Jambe's BBC interview available at:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00z62g9#synopsis
starts around 9:50 (5 minutes) They produced the hell out of the segment, but it's really promotes JD! Hope it leads to something. Did you happen to record the full interview, anything left on the floor worth noting?
Phun starts around 9:50. (5 minute piece)
In the moviebarcode vein:
http://0xdb.org/
(this is what imdb will become one day)
browse -> (select movie [not barred out]) -> View: by Timeline
then you'll see a similar movie representation, can click on the imagemap to see that frame and subtitles show up.
Triple check where you are giving to:
http://news.slashdot.org/story/11/03/11/1637218/Prepare-For-Massive-Wave-of-Earthquake-Scams
George Takei tweeted:
https://twitter.com/GeorgeTakei/status/46284232938618880
https://american.redcross.org/site/Donation2?idb=1267460839&df_id=4988&4988.donation=form1
Nice IT Crowds.
Puggo wrote: I have no capabilities with 35mm. Well, I do enough to know that making a homemade 35mm telecine is a significant undertaking.
Even if you don't, you understand the mechanisms which are involved in moving the frame - clicking the picture, more then the people like myself. If people in this field of expertise could see the set up, maybe they could come up with ideas for compensating the problems of the current captures. Which is also why I asked if there was a different title which could be used, then the capture crew could take this discussion into a forums where the 35mm savy hang out, and wouldn't get all caught up in the film, just the process of capture. Don't know the specifics but since it's been determined that the film warps, maybe the glass sandwich is not tight enough, or maybe you only need one piece of glass and the exhaust of a small vacuum would be enough to push the frame against a piece of glass, thus removing the warpage. Clues I don't have. ...and I had told myself to stay out of the thread, but today's a stupid day for me, so forgive my ramblings.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zS2qNc188Ps
"Take it easy kid, it's only an internet posting."
http://www.onlyknives.com/jar-jar-binks-salad-a-food-carving-how-to-guide/
adywan wrote: Maybe you should have read a few posts back then
adywan said:
My god, i can't believe the negativity here. It's only at a very early stage and people are saying how crap it's going to look. sure, it's never going to look as good as a studio professionally done transfer but what have we got at the moment?
Color-me-stupid. Have equipment (pics or spec) been sent to the knowledgeable? Puggo, etc.
...and is there an alternative title to practice with? So a larger feedback base can be gained.
This forum is a sieve...
Adywan wrote: You have to remember
How can we remember something we've never been told.
Agree with Kenkraly and Nerfher I do, the colors and sounds WILL be """fixed""" and too much chit-chat.
The resemblance is there, and the bit with the laser gun pointing through the wall, could be seen as a precursor to the lightsaber wall melting idea.
Koen wrote: But everytime I try to unzip the files I get an "Unexpected end of archive" error-message from winrar
Have you run out of disk space?
Warbler wrote: Disney-fication?
The desire of political and corporate entities to eliminate adult situations / experiences so everything is suitable for children under the age of 10. But that's just the cover to make sure that 'they' remain the brand you see, not smaller organizations with alternative viewpoints.
Gaffer Tape wrote: I hate Disney World. It certainly doesn't need to pollute New York.
Too late for parts of Manhattan, they pushed into Time Square, and now it's a white wash of mega media, lower Manhattan in the last 10 years pushed out the small and installed housing that only the well-to-do can afford. They've pushed independent peoples out into the other boroughs. Used to go to great book stores and see weird musical acts in great clubs and they're all closed or moved out of Manhattan.
Is this the one? Cool!
Designed by Arquitectonica.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arquitectonica
They're a firm from Florida, so this building doesn't really fit in with the NYC look, but since it's near Time Square they get away with it, somewhat, plus the city is changing so the look fits in part with the Disney-fication which is polluting the once vibrant city....
