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I quite like that format, it looks like a youtube video, but unrolled. I much prefer this than watching a whole video. Less bandwidth, less ads, I can skip to
by MayeulC 6y ago
I quite like that format, it looks like a youtube video, but unrolled.
I much prefer this than watching a whole video. Less bandwidth, less ads, I can skip to the part I want, the content' doesn't keep going on while I want to re-read something or examine a picture, while it is light on processing power.
In short, I can scroll at my own pace.
- aj7 6y agoI disagree. His utter inability in video, and the necessary still-photographer kludge that results, are glaring and obnoxious. And, in this awful, disjointed slide show, he manages to make the same mistake YouTube makers make, time wasted on trivial, semi-irrelevant “making,” here, the woodworking part.
- MayeulC 6y agoWhich I've happily scrolled over while I reached parts that were more relevant (to me). It isn't that easy to do in a video, here I saw at a glance that the section was going to be uninteresting, and if there had been interesting tidbits, I wouldn't have had to sit waiting for him to finish drilling in between. Well, at least, I got a simple answer to the question the title prompted me: "how does it look". I got baited, but didn't have to sit trough it. (the answer is "not bad, a lot of depth of field, that lens is bigger than I imagined, and the resulting quality doesn't seem to be worth it). OK, to be fair, I had missed the "lens" part, and was really curious.