Comments on: Video Camera Features To Avoid Using http://phantommoose.com/2007/09/19/video-camera-features-to-avoid-using/ The filmmaking adventures of three teens and their families Thu, 04 Dec 2008 20:05:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Count E. H. http://phantommoose.com/2007/09/19/video-camera-features-to-avoid-using/#comment-159 Count E. H. Wed, 10 Oct 2007 01:46:13 +0000 http://phantommoose.com/2007/09/19/video-camera-features-to-avoid-using/#comment-159 Thanks very much! I will most definitely look into it!! Mr. Count Duke E. H. Thanks very much! I will most definitely look into it!!

Mr. Count Duke E. H.

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]]> By: Jordan http://phantommoose.com/2007/09/19/video-camera-features-to-avoid-using/#comment-154 Jordan Mon, 24 Sep 2007 12:01:15 +0000 http://phantommoose.com/2007/09/19/video-camera-features-to-avoid-using/#comment-154 Ah, I see. The box doesn't show up on my Web browser, so I have no idea how good/bad it looks. Breaking up the symmetry is a great idea! I think we'll have to play with that when we have some time. And now that you mention it, a moose would look pretty good up there. Thanks for the input. How'd we do the site and the designs? Well, first of all, we're running the free blogging software <a href="http://wordpress.org">WordPress</a>. The designs are known as <em>themes</em>, which you can apply to your blog. We did customize the themes so that they had more of a personal look. Ah, I see. The box doesn’t show up on my Web browser, so I have no idea how good/bad it looks. Breaking up the symmetry is a great idea! I think we’ll have to play with that when we have some time. And now that you mention it, a moose would look pretty good up there. Thanks for the input.

How’d we do the site and the designs? Well, first of all, we’re running the free blogging software WordPress. The designs are known as themes, which you can apply to your blog. We did customize the themes so that they had more of a personal look.

]]> By: Engelbert Humperdink http://phantommoose.com/2007/09/19/video-camera-features-to-avoid-using/#comment-153 Engelbert Humperdink Mon, 24 Sep 2007 01:18:13 +0000 http://phantommoose.com/2007/09/19/video-camera-features-to-avoid-using/#comment-153 Yes, it may be the box. I think that just plain old words look very unofficial (by the way, cool font!) and "The Adventures of Three etcs" sounds a little so-so, but I think having <i>some</i> kind of picture up there of a moose, whatever would make it look a little more established. You could even keep the box if it wasn't purple...and maybe the glowing words is the key. I can't really put my finger on it (as you can tell from my ramblings (= ). Maybe it's the small amount of space between the top of the Internet Window and the box containing the words. Ah, I think I know: it's the symmetrical placement of it all. You need some jiggling around of the placement!!! Everything's centered! Hope this helps. I really do like the moosey in the back that stays put. <i>That</i> looks official! - Count Engelbert P.S. How'd you get your website on the web without a website publishing etc? And how do you design the designs?!?! You've got <i>the most</i> coolest, niftiest what-have-you-est resources on your hands!! How!? Yes, it may be the box. I think that just plain old words look very unofficial (by the way, cool font!) and “The Adventures of Three etcs” sounds a little so-so, but I think having some kind of picture up there of a moose, whatever would make it look a little more established. You could even keep the box if it wasn’t purple…and maybe the glowing words is the key. I can’t really put my finger on it (as you can tell from my ramblings (= ). Maybe it’s the small amount of space between the top of the Internet Window and the box containing the words. Ah, I think I know: it’s the symmetrical placement of it all. You need some jiggling around of the placement!!! Everything’s centered!

Hope this helps. I really do like the moosey in the back that stays put. That looks official!

- Count Engelbert

P.S. How’d you get your website on the web without a website publishing etc? And how do you design the designs?!?! You’ve got the most coolest, niftiest what-have-you-est resources on your hands!! How!?

]]> By: Jordan http://phantommoose.com/2007/09/19/video-camera-features-to-avoid-using/#comment-152 Jordan Sun, 23 Sep 2007 00:05:48 +0000 http://phantommoose.com/2007/09/19/video-camera-features-to-avoid-using/#comment-152 @ Rebekah: Yes, that is how I checked my camera. It's much, much easier to just check your manual, though. @Engelbert: I certainly understand that you liked the projector! My dad said just about the gist of what you're saying about the new background. We probably would have stayed with the old look if it hadn't have been for some bugs in the theme, which messed things up considerably. <br /> Now, you say the logo on the top looks unofficial and odd. Does it have a box around it? Is that the problem? We are still working the kinks out of this new design, so we're looking for any input as to what's not working. @ Rebekah:

Yes, that is how I checked my camera. It’s much, much easier to just check your manual, though.

@Engelbert:

I certainly understand that you liked the projector! My dad said just about the gist of what you’re saying about the new background. We probably would have stayed with the old look if it hadn’t have been for some bugs in the theme, which messed things up considerably.

Now, you say the logo on the top looks unofficial and odd. Does it have a box around it? Is that the problem? We are still working the kinks out of this new design, so we’re looking for any input as to what’s not working.

]]> By: Engelbert Humperdink http://phantommoose.com/2007/09/19/video-camera-features-to-avoid-using/#comment-151 Engelbert Humperdink Sat, 22 Sep 2007 20:42:56 +0000 http://phantommoose.com/2007/09/19/video-camera-features-to-avoid-using/#comment-151 I like how the moose stays put in the background and the text moves, but I really liked the projector and the moose shadow on the old version. This is definitely more "high-tech-looking" but I miss the old moosey!!! The logo at the top looks very unofficial and odd. It looks a little too much like "We're trying our best here and we think our logo's really cool!" but it's not...the old one looked <i> a whole lot<i> niftier. Count E.H. I like how the moose stays put in the background and the text moves, but I really liked the projector and the moose shadow on the old version. This is definitely more “high-tech-looking” but I miss the old moosey!!! The logo at the top looks very unofficial and odd. It looks a little too much like “We’re trying our best here and we think our logo’s really cool!” but it’s not…the old one looked a whole lot niftier.

Count E.H.

]]> By: Rebekah http://phantommoose.com/2007/09/19/video-camera-features-to-avoid-using/#comment-150 Rebekah Sat, 22 Sep 2007 16:33:47 +0000 http://phantommoose.com/2007/09/19/video-camera-features-to-avoid-using/#comment-150 With the 16:9 mode, if you didn't want to go check your manual, or if you don't have it anymore, couldn't you just line up the view on something, then swith to 16:9 mode and see if the sides of the image go out wider or stay put? With the 16:9 mode, if you didn’t want to go check your manual, or if you don’t have it anymore, couldn’t you just line up the view on something, then swith to 16:9 mode and see if the sides of the image go out wider or stay put?

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