
No one believed me, though.
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Isn't Little Miss Naughty a children's character from a children's book? And therefore entirely appropriate for pre-teens?

along with "sexy minx" and "bitch slut" both of which you can get from Asda in their under 7's range
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direct.asda.com/george/kid-s-clothing/older-girls/underwear/030411,default,sc.html
Unless Peppa Pig is also somehow sexualised these days
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 17:04,
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Unless Peppa Pig is also somehow sexualised these days

but you must have seen the stuff I'm on about?
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 17:12,
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but I still think the government intervening to tell people what they can and can't wear, on the basis of advice from a right-wing Christian organisation, is pretty fucking odious.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 17:22,
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...now I have asda brand young girls knick knicks in my search history.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 20:23,
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b3ta, getting you picked up by plod and sent to the beasts' wing since 1999
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 20:39,
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make up, high heels and padded bras? I don't know why we're not all out there campaigning for it!
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 17:24,
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"TIT FOR TAT"
"TITS FOR TOTS"
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 17:51,
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"TITS FOR TOTS"

If that breaks down, no amount of knee-jerk politics is going to fix it.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 19:38,
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I blame the great walrus backlash of '78
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 16:04,
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Ok, in response to no one liking my Image Challenge suggestion, and being a relative n00b, have this!

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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:30,
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My most popular posts on this board are apparently challenge suggestions ("Vikings and Kittens", and "Bears with Nosy Wives" which I stole from LS18) and neither were even given the slightest sniff of the time of day.
Fluff will always go down well though :)
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:47,
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Fluff will always go down well though :)

Thanks, thats what I thought, just wanted to generate a bit of feedback! :)
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:59,
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Fraser puts a front on it now with all this voting malarkey but *who gets to choose what gets voted on*? Eh?
/sly wink blog
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 16:06,
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/sly wink blog

My guess is there is a large group of b3tans who vote but don't post
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 16:07,
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...that and the fact that it's traditional to whinge like a bunch of babies about the challenge, regardless of your actual feelings about it. I take part in that bit of it with gusto.
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Either way a fab idea, as is Vikings/Kittens
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Feel free to add them back again. Bears with Nosy Wives struck me as a brilliant suggestion which is why I nicked it :)
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Having just finished the last picture request and popped it in the post, I have been thinking about the success of the last and possibility of future B3ta Art Auctions.
The main problem is getting enough B3ta people together to hold a live auction, so I've been thinking about the best way to do virtual ones.
And because it obviously is about this place as much as anything I thought it best to get opinions from you lot.
Assuming it follows the same rough concept, People donate art, we auction it off, all the money goes to charity... what do you think would be the best way of doing it?
1 - Use Ebay, I've set up an account for this, but have stalled because of the cons...
Pros - it's a good system that clearly works, that most people know and trust, and anyone can bid from anywhere
Cons - They take 10% of the sale price, plus Paypal fees etc, some people don't trust it.
2. Do it all myself via gaz with a similar system as before (you name your highest bid for a lot and then I work out who has won at what price)
Pros - no fees, all goes to charity
Cons - a lot of work for me, some people may not trust me, which is fair enough, I have a beard.
3. Fuck off, this isn't what B3ta is about
Please answer honestly below, cheers.
B3ta Art Auction - Feedback



Feel free to add any other ideas/abuse
2 hours in and it seems in first past the post voting that twice as many people would rather not see b3tan art being sold to raise money for starving puppies with herpes (and a third more under AV :D)
Cheers folks, I'll knock it on the head/take it elsewhere :)

perhaps a different charity per auction if it goes ahead.
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never mind, all those cancery babies probably deserved it
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:12,
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b3ta is shits 'n' giggle mainly, trying to mix charity with Maddie and 9/11 Jokes (et al) is a little 'square peg in round hole'-esque.
If it does happen, then the newsletter is the best place for spamming it via eBay or wherever.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:15,
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If it does happen, then the newsletter is the best place for spamming it via eBay or wherever.

I don't want to annoy the majority of b3ta users, even if it does cure aids
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:17,
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at least that way, a majority of b3ta gets a say, and can have an input :)
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:19,
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I assume people who don't partake of the image board are doing so because they're sick of the sight of our scribblings, and quite unlikely to want to buy one of them.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:23,
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and if you truly want the majority of b3ta to have a say, you need to ask them.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:25,
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then they will see this?
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:26,
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it's down to more than just regular users of one particular board. You may get more support from /links, /ot etc. than you realise.
Who's to say b3tans who don't post images may not be willing to buy one from those that do? Even those who don't visit here all that often.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:29,
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Who's to say b3tans who don't post images may not be willing to buy one from those that do? Even those who don't visit here all that often.

I just think that the image board contributors and viewers may be best people to ask about something done on the image board. In much the same way as while I do look at the talk board and comment rarely I'm not going to tell them how to do stuff on there :)
There's nothing stopping them popping over here and having a vote. I just don't want to go over there, say the wrong thing and cause all of them to come and click the fuck off option in response to me accidentally pissing them off.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:33,
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There's nothing stopping them popping over here and having a vote. I just don't want to go over there, say the wrong thing and cause all of them to come and click the fuck off option in response to me accidentally pissing them off.

also makes it appear very 'cliquey'
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:35,
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it's not, its for everyone with an interest, or if the majority want it to fuck off, then that's what it will do
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:36,
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Can't really testify to /talk (without goping down the obvious cliche road of /talk-dissing) or /ot since I don't really frequent...
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:25,
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it will needs input of all for charity suggestions, then a separate poll every time to be impartial. I'd suggest the 'artwork' is prepared (and displayed online here somewhere) before the charity is decided/announced
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some people may only want to donate artwork once they know who they're giving it away for.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:26,
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it's a fickle thing
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and all the suggestions go in a poll.
then either winner takes all or split it in a green-tokens-in-Waitrose stylee.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:34,
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then either winner takes all or split it in a green-tokens-in-Waitrose stylee.

if it does go the eBay route then no doubt you can specify which charity for which item and proceeds go direct to the charity of the donator's choice (as long as it's one on the eBay list).
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:40,
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is that you might get trolled and find no money appears, sad but probably true.
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(I don't use Ebay much)
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Unlikely to get repeat business/able to bid on things.
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I thought there was some way to report people buggering you about???
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I think it comes down to how much time you have to do it yourself.
If you feel you have the time, then the extra 10% + will always be a bonus to any charity.
If you dont have the time, then use eBay.
Anyway, now I have to make a mask, and re-brand myself Captain Obvious
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:14,
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If you feel you have the time, then the extra 10% + will always be a bonus to any charity.
If you dont have the time, then use eBay.
Anyway, now I have to make a mask, and re-brand myself Captain Obvious

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2 - involving the community in the selection of the beneficiary will help stimulate interest in it
3 - Ebay is very impersonal, but does have various advantages in terms of security and making sure people pony up once they've bought something
4 - combining it with a IRL event like a bash is good - gets people together, sense of occasion, plus there are opportunities for spin-off things that generate a bit more bunce for the organisation in question
So I'd say - combining some kind of live action auction type thing, with a sealed bid-type gaz setup would be favourite.
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3 - Ebay is very impersonal, but does have various advantages in terms of security and making sure people pony up once they've bought something
4 - combining it with a IRL event like a bash is good - gets people together, sense of occasion, plus there are opportunities for spin-off things that generate a bit more bunce for the organisation in question
So I'd say - combining some kind of live action auction type thing, with a sealed bid-type gaz setup would be favourite.


The London one's obvious, and maybe the Derby one if that still operates in a post-Jessie world :o(
Gives a bit of a focus to the thing before everyone starts getting leathered, and more of a buzz to the acutal auction.
And also, I can FAR better imagine my chances of getting a pass-out from the missus to go to a bash if I were saying I was going to 'a Charity Art Auction' as opposed to 'Getting Pissed With A Bunch Of People From The Internet'
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Gives a bit of a focus to the thing before everyone starts getting leathered, and more of a buzz to the acutal auction.
And also, I can FAR better imagine my chances of getting a pass-out from the missus to go to a bash if I were saying I was going to 'a Charity Art Auction' as opposed to 'Getting Pissed With A Bunch Of People From The Internet'

will result in drunken bidding and people having to say "sorry I can't pay what I said, what did I say anyway?"
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Well, we were mostly sober*, anyway.
* Sober enough to know how much we were bidding and on what, anyway...
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:34,
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* Sober enough to know how much we were bidding and on what, anyway...

Plus it's a bit more dynamic than the usual ebay thing of adding 10p a microsecond before the bid deadline.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:38,
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eBay credit back any listing and selling fees to the same percentage you donate.
i.e. if 100% goes to charity, you claim back 100% of the fees.
eBay would also mean you can gift aid the donations.
I'm not sure how it works with Paypal fees. Presumably if you are donating 100% of the proceeds to charity then you won't incur Paypal fees as the money won't be coming to you, it will go to the charity through MissionFish.
www.missionfish.org/index.html
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:23,
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i.e. if 100% goes to charity, you claim back 100% of the fees.
eBay would also mean you can gift aid the donations.
I'm not sure how it works with Paypal fees. Presumably if you are donating 100% of the proceeds to charity then you won't incur Paypal fees as the money won't be coming to you, it will go to the charity through MissionFish.
www.missionfish.org/index.html

Ebay ignore anyone not on their list it seems
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:25,
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but it makes it doable for any charity that wants to sign up for MissionFish.
And there's the gift aid thing which is well worth it.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:26,
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And there's the gift aid thing which is well worth it.

but if you contact cat's protection or whoever and suggest they sign up it's win win
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 21:41,
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I realise I may get flamed for this, but I am fed up with having to support pet causes becuase insufficient government funding goes their way.
I don't understand why every pub I go to has a whip round for little Timmy to get some useless cancer treatment in America because NICE has looked at all the available evidence and pronounced it witchcraft. Buy him a fucking bandana and a trip to Disneyland, whilst shutting your mind to the 40,000 children who die every singe day through lack of access to food and clean water.
NSPCC. A charity not to help children but needed to PREVENT CRUELTY to them has no government sponsorship; RSPCA has a royal seal of approval and government funding to make sure my meat has a happy life.
Charity? Fuck it.
BTW; I would happily pay large sums for some of the artwork I see regularly here; I would also pay for permission to put some on t-shirts (even though I could copy it and get it done for free) The artists could then decide whether to keep the cash or give it to little Timmy.
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I don't understand why every pub I go to has a whip round for little Timmy to get some useless cancer treatment in America because NICE has looked at all the available evidence and pronounced it witchcraft. Buy him a fucking bandana and a trip to Disneyland, whilst shutting your mind to the 40,000 children who die every singe day through lack of access to food and clean water.
NSPCC. A charity not to help children but needed to PREVENT CRUELTY to them has no government sponsorship; RSPCA has a royal seal of approval and government funding to make sure my meat has a happy life.
Charity? Fuck it.
BTW; I would happily pay large sums for some of the artwork I see regularly here; I would also pay for permission to put some on t-shirts (even though I could copy it and get it done for free) The artists could then decide whether to keep the cash or give it to little Timmy.

Although I am also glad my meat is happy.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:56,
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The Auctions should only happen at B3ta bashes, such as (for example) The London bash (or whatever looks to be the biggest bash over a 12 month period). This gives it a focus and people can actually do the bidding / socialising thing all at once.
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But yes.
Also - this year's was a bit off the cuff. Very successful, like, but a bit more advance planning could have seen some of the serious heavy hitters of b3ta come up with some bespoke pieces of the auction, and generate even further interest. Maybe get some of the old school re-engaged.
A one-off DTH or IVV for example, would probably go for a fortune.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:41,
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Also - this year's was a bit off the cuff. Very successful, like, but a bit more advance planning could have seen some of the serious heavy hitters of b3ta come up with some bespoke pieces of the auction, and generate even further interest. Maybe get some of the old school re-engaged.
A one-off DTH or IVV for example, would probably go for a fortune.

Plus, If I do produce something specifically for an auction at a bash, then I might ACTUALLY get to attend one of the blooming things.
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the auctions items were largely won by people who had gazzed their bids rather than those in the pub.
The raffle was great though. I won a Game Boy.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:42,
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The raffle was great though. I won a Game Boy.

might be worth combining fleabay/online auction with the bash.
That way everyone gets to bid, outsiders from b3ta can also see the pics and bid and no drunken bidding
Then buyers can collect from the bash or get the pic posted out
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:43,
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That way everyone gets to bid, outsiders from b3ta can also see the pics and bid and no drunken bidding
Then buyers can collect from the bash or get the pic posted out

2. if you can't get 100% fees back through their charity scheme, then you will probably bring in enough money to mitigate this anyway
3. Publicising an auction can be done in sigs, existing threads, b3ta calendar, newsletter, Facebook, Twitter and countless other ways
4. This may even bring more people to b3ta
5. This could bring more work to those of you who draw/paint/design/illustrate/animate for money
6. B3ta is as b3ta does - fuck the trolls
7. Profit!
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:43,
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3. Publicising an auction can be done in sigs, existing threads, b3ta calendar, newsletter, Facebook, Twitter and countless other ways
4. This may even bring more people to b3ta
5. This could bring more work to those of you who draw/paint/design/illustrate/animate for money
6. B3ta is as b3ta does - fuck the trolls
7. Profit!

and so what? - it's a win-win situation for those who produce the great artworks that get sold
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:56,
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together with their charity choice and suggested price
The winning bidder sends a cheque (payable to charity) to the seller and gets the art
I know this will only work up to 2015 when cheques will all be scrapped
Perhaps Rob can be persuaded to display serious charity arts on the front page for say a 7 day auction......a good way of someone getting a fp
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:44,
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The winning bidder sends a cheque (payable to charity) to the seller and gets the art
I know this will only work up to 2015 when cheques will all be scrapped
Perhaps Rob can be persuaded to display serious charity arts on the front page for say a 7 day auction......a good way of someone getting a fp

Just send me your bank details and I'll pay the charity $30,000,000. You get to keep 10% for your trouble.
General Mpene Earned
419 Scam Street
Lagos
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:48,
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General Mpene Earned
419 Scam Street
Lagos

I am once again emailing you with regards to my Zimbabwe lottery winning which I am still yet to receive.
Was there a problem with the check I sent across for £4000?
I await your response and the payment of 6000000 Zimbabwe dollars
Thank you once again for your time
Paul Powers
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:54,
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Was there a problem with the check I sent across for £4000?
I await your response and the payment of 6000000 Zimbabwe dollars
Thank you once again for your time
Paul Powers

That being said it would probably be best if it were part of a bash, eg the London Bash and one of the Christmas Bashes.
From a bidder's perspective, I'd be quite happy to see it work through eBay or through gazzing, but from the organizing side of things I can imagine that side of the even would be manic and time-consuming... Would it be possible to split the task over 5 trusted (!) b3tans? Bids for artworks 1-5 gaz to User1, 6-10 to user2 etc etc?
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:50,
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From a bidder's perspective, I'd be quite happy to see it work through eBay or through gazzing, but from the organizing side of things I can imagine that side of the even would be manic and time-consuming... Would it be possible to split the task over 5 trusted (!) b3tans? Bids for artworks 1-5 gaz to User1, 6-10 to user2 etc etc?

judging by the difference in feedback here it could be more difficult and abusive than I'm willing to deal with.
Coordinating b3tans to deal with it sounds like an even bigger headache.
This is meant to be a bit of fun, not a team building exercise :D
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:54,
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Coordinating b3tans to deal with it sounds like an even bigger headache.
This is meant to be a bit of fun, not a team building exercise :D

;-)
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 16:02,
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there wasn't any "unpleasantness" during the last auction, was there?
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 16:02,
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but apart from that - no, it was fine.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 16:04,
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This post wins the 'post with the most words' award.
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Unless you really have nothing better to do with your life, use eBay and make sure the charity is registered with them to get fees back. I'm fairly familiar with their charity setup - I did a few auctions for Oxfam when I worked for them. I'd suggest having a single page, hosted ay on b3ta, with an overview of the item for sale and a link to the relevant eBay auction.
And do you want to limit the publicity and artworks to just b3tans? We could certainly publicise the event to other internet communities (reddit, Fark, etc.). It may be possible to rope in other artists (comicbook artists, etc.) to provide stuff for sale too.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 16:11,
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And do you want to limit the publicity and artworks to just b3tans? We could certainly publicise the event to other internet communities (reddit, Fark, etc.). It may be possible to rope in other artists (comicbook artists, etc.) to provide stuff for sale too.

Subject to Lord Rob's approval - you could combine it with a weekly image challenge. As well as clicking "like" people could use the thread to bid!!
No subject - people just post what they want to sell for the CST
Probably a shit idea but it could run for a couple of weeks or even more?
Edit; It would also be very "non labour intensive" - people just bid and, if they win, send the money just like with the last one.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 17:28,
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No subject - people just post what they want to sell for the CST
Probably a shit idea but it could run for a couple of weeks or even more?
Edit; It would also be very "non labour intensive" - people just bid and, if they win, send the money just like with the last one.

we're the minority on this one, time to put it to bed I think
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 17:59,
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It's no reason to bin the idea at all. I hope there is another one done for the next big bash, I'll most deff contribute to another auction.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 18:29,
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Just tell us you're a greedy bastard and want money. I'd pay then, and I'm a cheap fucker who hasn't given b3ta a fraction of a penny in years...and I'm not proud of that
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 17:59,
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and don't you why the poll has got such a negative response.
agree with archie that we could help several charities on a rotating basis.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 19:22,
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agree with archie that we could help several charities on a rotating basis.

Light up ya chalice at Buckingham Palace, and grow. More. WEED.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 14:52,
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Looks like manchester around the corner from Affleck Palace
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 14:35,
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It's Parnie Street in Glasgow, just along the road from where I work.
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But I think you may have just crossed the uncanny valley with that one.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 14:37,
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Forgot to mention the gif is supposed to have this music in the background: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Flvxbw8YYM8
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Click for bigger (492 kb)
Pepe De La Soto is the devilish identical twin brother of Philbert De La Soto, the Brooklyn-based founder of Buff Babies, Inc. After his expulsion from mime school for smashing the invisible glass box of a fellow classmate, Pepe quickly fell into a life of crime and trickery. To date, he has successfully stolen 87 identities in 62 countries—including those of Al Sharpton, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, Don Cheadle and Pol Pot—to name a few. Pepe is also wanted for software piracy, war crimes, loitering and aircraft hijacking. His last confirmed sighting was eight months ago in Guam, where he was masquerading as a brilliant Chinese physicist.

I for one would love to kick back in your unique brand of madness for a couple of days.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 14:07,
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I just think we'd all enjoy seeing more of you about the board.
TL;DR - We fucking love loons like you!
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 14:33,
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TL;DR - We fucking love loons like you!

oh don't worry i didn't take it as a swipe, totally understood.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 14:34,
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![Challenge Entry: The Worst Superheroes Ever [challenge entry]](/images/board_posticon_c.gif)
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and this is not a cucumber, sorry for being pedantic
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 13:16,
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:-( Google images lied to me. I WAS quite pleased with my first post on the main board.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 13:24,
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That'll shut them up.
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i didn't have time to do a better job with the beansprouts. or with the jolly green nazi's arms.

hard to tell i couldn't be arsed cleaning up the beansprouts properly, isn't it? ;)
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 13:49,
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you didn't break any rules and no one lost any limbs, this is all harmless banter
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 13:27,
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Unless of course it involves sex... and then OH BOY you never hear the end of that one...
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 13:29,
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ace shop' :D
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Where the bibbling-bobbity things have you been, eh?
Edit: Just spazzed down and you already said. Hope you had a lovely time!
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 12:29,
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Edit: Just spazzed down and you already said. Hope you had a lovely time!

It was brill thanks mate. I don't know whether you've bee
but it's lovely. Our little Heaven on earth :)
Hope you are super dooper?
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 12:36,
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but it's lovely. Our little Heaven on earth :)
Hope you are super dooper?

I lived up that neck of the woods. 'tis lovely indeed.
I'm top of thebuilding, waiting to jump off world, thank 'ee!
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 12:41,
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I'm top of the

Like FUCKtopus?
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 13:00,
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YOU CAN'T YOU STUPID FUCKWIT THEY WON'T HAVE SEX I SHOULD KNOW I'VE TRIED IT
(also the answer is, of course, "a dog".)
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 13:45,
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(also the answer is, of course, "a dog".)

I'd love to see a photo of the room when it's been papered.

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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 14:18,
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It will go lovely with the alligator skin carpet and turtle shell lampshades
\reptilian Ed Gein blog
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 14:33,
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\reptilian Ed Gein blog

Right, now to go pick up some luncheon.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 12:07,
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being posted without any comment like that, it creates the impression of being a repost of something you've made earlier
just saying
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 14:43,
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just saying

not quite sure where it gives that impression, but, as you like.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 14:48,
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Some folks here get very upset when their images are used elsewhere without credit( eg Nuts Zoo etc)
personally I dont care.......but then no-one has ever used any of my images
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:23,
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personally I dont care.......but then no-one has ever used any of my images

However, I resolve to exercise more diligance in future.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 16:10,
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because this is a board where people post their own work, so unless you state otherwise, the assumption is that you made what you posted.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 15:52,
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However, I really wasn't aware that the same stood for replies as well.
I'm more than happy to be corrected on the matter, apologies.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 16:07,
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I'm more than happy to be corrected on the matter, apologies.

I would try and search it but search is broken and obviously too complicated to fix
edit: Ooh search is fixed!
www.b3tards.com/u/8fb5d1cc5364980c8582/phil-harding-book-says-you-are-a-cunt.gif
Props to Rattlehead
editedit: Oh piss, Rattlehead can't optimise either. Linked for those people on capped internet
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 12:10,
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edit: Ooh search is fixed!
www.b3tards.com/u/8fb5d1cc5364980c8582/phil-harding-book-says-you-are-a-cunt.gif
Props to Rattlehead
editedit: Oh piss, Rattlehead can't optimise either. Linked for those people on capped internet

obviously I didn't find this in an old book, but looks there are more idiots here now
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 12:18,
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He ain't fackin' worth a stretch
Don't do time for him
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 12:26,
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Don't do time for him

"A Donkey With A Shotgun" - best of all the quasi-political Christian rock band album titles.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:11,
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:19,
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with a note attached asking where my fucking picture is
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 10:59,
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And I cannot describe the joy it makes me feel.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:09,
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but she's moving really-really fast from trouser-to-trouser so the camera sees it as 4 cows
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 13:38,
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And stuff.
Good 'ning! the board.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:07,
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Good 'ning! the board.

Louise says "Aww lovely Geoff! I love Geoff, I'd like to give him a cuddle!"
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:27,
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Apologies for tardiness in replying but I keep having shorts bursts of work. Or spurts.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:55,
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but fucking ace all the same.
Was I missed at the bash? I bet I was.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:23,
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Was I missed at the bash? I bet I was.

I think...I was quite drunk at the time...
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:33,
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*courtesy of theoriginalsteve
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:08,
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Can anyone help answer me a couple of questions:
1: Need to make a credit sequence for a DVD ending, suggested best software for said purpose?
2: Best entry level Chroma key, Greenscreen software for a newb.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:08,
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1: Need to make a credit sequence for a DVD ending, suggested best software for said purpose?
2: Best entry level Chroma key, Greenscreen software for a newb.

This is one of mine: vimeo.com/20832773 (skip to the end, obvs)
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:10,
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Ta for the answer though.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:18,
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Often tempted, but it's 'work stuff' so I really can't.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:24,
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I did credits for my b3ta video on Premiere 1.5 just by listing the names in a text box and having it roll from the start-point to the end-point.
I don't know for sure, but I reckon some older versions of Premiere will be available on the cheap.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:23,
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I don't know for sure, but I reckon some older versions of Premiere will be available on the cheap.


think it's done with Add Title...
I'll have a look later if you're having problems, but got to go to work now.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 12:02,
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I'll have a look later if you're having problems, but got to go to work now.

lots of 3d object and pan up and down as fast as needed.
scroll up and down a webpage and screen capture.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 12:11,
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scroll up and down a webpage and screen capture.

quite user-friendly for a beginner and I think the most recent AE has it built in.
I found that the main thing with keying is to get the lighting right, otherwise it's a fucking nightmare. I couldn't really make it work until I used 4-point lighting: Keylight, fill, hair and background... but I think it's possible to make it work with 3-point. It's helpful to have the background as smoothly and evenly lit as possible.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:16,
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I found that the main thing with keying is to get the lighting right, otherwise it's a fucking nightmare. I couldn't really make it work until I used 4-point lighting: Keylight, fill, hair and background... but I think it's possible to make it work with 3-point. It's helpful to have the background as smoothly and evenly lit as possible.

That I suspect I'm just gonna pay someone to do it for me.
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:20,
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well there was a stage when the hulk had the brain of banner and was referred to as the professor hulk :D great times :D
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 10:55,
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apparently "Mal/IFrame-F" was found your site
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Mon 6 Jun 2011, 11:56,
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