Quote from: haggis on April 18, 2014, 07:40:53 PM

Quote from: creativecuriosity on April 18, 2014, 07:32:09 PM

Quote from: haggis on April 18, 2014, 10:48:54 AM

Why are you asking for feedback if you do ignore it?

It's time to use harsh words as it seems you don't understand why you get no standing ovations for this video:

- it looks totally unprofessional
- you feel embarrassed for seeing Digibyte logo in this video
- it is so bad I'm sure it damages the professional image of Digibyte
- it sucks (to say something unobjective)
- McDonalds and Samsung logo...wtf? Are you kind of dumb?
- ...

I'm sorry for these words but I feel dirty just for watching this and somebody needs to tell the truth finally.

Please, Digibyte team, disassociate yourself from this video. It's better to have none than this.

Lips sealed

Meh, easy to say without putting the work in yourselves.
There are more mature ways to express your dislike of the video.
It isn't "official" by any means and is simply a member of the community - who has been here for quite some time - attempting to contribute.

Shame on you for making them feel "dirty" for attempting to contribute.

Yes, I feel bad for using such words to someone with really good intentions. But sometimes you need to call something by its right name. This guy sadly did not understand other words.
To be honest: I couldn't do it better - it would be even worse. But that's why I don't try to make it. And this guy definitely shouldn't try to aswell.

My intention isn't to hurt anyones feelings, just to save his time and to avoid disappointment after spending xxx hours of work Undecided

^ Not a false statement -> also, the character you show by qualifying your words with some positive words concerning his intentions and effort I am sure is appreciated.

He has improved exponentially if you look back at some of his first videos Tongue

lol.

I am not convinced it will ever be official, but I have hopes that over time it will be more "presentable".

IMHO exposure rarely hurts.

Unfortunately, the Dev team have been requesting a professional "introduction/informational" video since shortly after launch. Like you, none have any experience in video creation. It seems no one has risen to the occasion Sad

@,./,./
They are correct, however, and you should remove the Branded Logos of Starbucks, etc. from the video.
I believe it is not wise to include them in the video.

I would also attempt to get access to some higher resolution images for some of the slides in the video. Some of them are still from when the video was a lower resolution and they are very "grainy" and blurry and unsightly.

^ Just my 2 cents