Re: [GZG] [CON] Support GZG ECC with a 2009 Calender from
From: Indy <indy.kochte@g...>
Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2008 19:16:20 -0400
Subject: Re: [GZG] [CON] Support GZG ECC with a 2009 Calender from
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Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 5:39 PM, Tom B <kaladorn@gmail.com> wrote:
> Suggestion:
>
> It would be nice, from my perspective, if you could allocate a small
amount
> of space in a corner of the image or in a text bar bellow the images
in the
> Calendar to put a description of the context, such as
> "GZG ECC III, 1997, 'A Grey Day To Die', Humans desperately try to
survive
> a hostile first-contact with the Kra'Vak." You could also list the
photo
> submitter and who ran the game. The description could identify the
> personalities if we see players in the photos.
>
Good suggestion, thanks, but you wouldn't want to overload the caption
entry
with too much text. Also, I don't have control of the fonting or where
it
would go (lower center). And most of the photos *I* don't even know what
games they were from. A lot of the images I have are listed like
"eccII-208.jpg".
>
> I find that I look at a lot of the photos and wonder what game they
were
> from and what the context was. Why was the ground blue? Why are those
> hovertanks blue? etc.
>
> I think that's a photo of Adrian's Gurkhas but perhaps I'm mistaken. I
> don't think mine put antenna up from the comms guy, so I think they're
like
> Adrian's. The Grey Day Photo I recognize, although it is a pity you
got the
> photo of the uglier of the two Tempests tanks in there. (a.k.a. the
Kafer
> Deathsled....)
>
I took those that were best in focus. A lot of the GD images (that I
recognized as GD shots) were somewhat out of focus.
Also, a lot of the images in the earlier archives are of low resolution,
restricting what I can use in larger format without getting pixellated.
I'm always up for suggestions, submissions, etc. Feedback is always
good,
and if I can find a way to improve things from it, I will.
Mk