On 21/12/2007, Charles Fox <cfox1 at cogeco.ca> wrote:
A beautiful job both on the computer and the
video. The
music fitted in with the action, and I liked the pans and zooms. A
computer doesn't move around much, so what else can you do? It's not
like shooting "dancing with the stars".
:?)
Well, that's certainly true!
I'm improvising here, but I'd like to have seen some details of how it
was reassembled, for instance - what new or refurbished parts were put
in. A time-lapse of the strip-down and reassembly would have worked
well, showing it being torn apart then rebuilt in 30sec or so. Seeing
what sorts of connectors it has, if special cables were made up,
showing the button being pressed for the 1st power-on, things like
that?
Just some ideas...
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