HMS Trincomalee Widescreen

[Guest Yachtsman1]

This is a re-make of a show first made in 2009. It is a large show, double the size I am making now. It is a condensed history of HMS Trincomalee a 19th century Royal Navy frigate. The ship is the centre of The Hartlepool Experience, a maritime living museum on the East coast of the UK. The show is composed 90% of pictures taken by my wife & I with a few from the internet. Some of the pictures are taken through glass without a polarising filter, however if left out would spoil the theme of the show. The original was 14+ minutes, this one has been cut down to 11 minutes. The original voice over has been trimmed to suit the new length, with most of the original tracks trimmed to suit.

Mechanics. Mediafire download 41MB, 125 slides, 11m run time, 16-9 aspect ratio, 5 music tracks & 1 voice over.

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?d4unbe39ra6ohzi

Yachtsman1

[Ken Cox]

ERIC

brilliant color, detail and sharpness -- the white is white -black is black

no shimmer

full screen

great collection

you cant get away without 1 negative - you do not need the fire from the canon blast -- it is cheezy

ken

[Guest Yachtsman1]

Cheesy, Bet you dropped your pipe.

Regards Eric Yachtsman1.

[Ken Cox]

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cheezy

can go either way mate

[colin hill]

Eric,

An excellent documentary and well presented, I really enjoyed your show.

So good to see your presentations in 16-9 aspect ratio, filled my screen.

Colin

[Guest Yachtsman1]

Eric,

An excellent documentary and well presented, I really enjoyed your show.

So good to see your presentations in 16-9 aspect ratio, filled my screen.

Colin

Thanks Colin, much appreciated.

Ripon Cathedral next.

Regards Eric Yachtsman1.

[RobertAlbright]

Well done, Eric. The widescreen presentation fits my monitor perfectly. Have you ever attended the Wilmslow Guild AV Group? http://www.wilmslowguildav.org.uk/

[Guest Yachtsman1]

Hi Robert

Glad you liked the show. No I've never been to Wilmslow. We only moved to Southport last August & I have been looking around for a local AV group, Wilmslow is a bit too far to travel, especially at night. I believe they had a do in Southport last week or a little earlier. A local AV group has been revived in Southport & we are having monthly meetings which I will see how it goes. Next one tonight.

Regards Eric

Yachtsman1.