[Neil Enns]

All I can say is I curse Jason and his Thoughts Media Empire. Between this, PPCT and SPT I've got no time to do any real work during the day :twisted:

I have to say that I hope the pace of postings to Digital Media Thoughts slows down somewhat. If I miss a day I'm two pages behind!

Neil

[Neil Enns]

All I can say is I curse Jason and his Thoughts Media Empire. Between this, PPCT and SPT I've got no time to do any real work during the day :twisted:

I have to say that I hope the pace of postings to Digital Media Thoughts slows down somewhat. If I miss a day I'm two pages behind!

Neil

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by Crocuta

Well there's one thing that's really lacking... yes, that's right, there just are not enough emoticons! :lol:

Actually, we're working on getting all the emoticons of all three sites in sync, based on PPCT as the master site.

Originally Posted by Crocuta

It seems a bit slanted toward digital still photography, but that probably just reflects that more people do that than digital video.

Yeah, true. I hope to up the focus on digital video, because in many ways, I find it more fun than photography - at least the post-production part. ;-)

Originally Posted by Crocuta

P.S. I like the current fixed width.

Well, that makes two of us. :lol: Got a survey and some comments coming up on that topic later tonight.

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by hhsimpson

Would like to see comparison reviews of 35mm film scanners for those of us who want to go totally digital.

Hmm - that's a tough one! I don't think anyone on our editorial or review team shoots 35mm anymore...but I'll see what I can do. :wink:

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by mcsouth

I think what I am looking for the most in Digital Media Thoughts is not so much product reviews on digital cameras, or other hardware, so much as software and hardware solutions, tutorials, and other reviews that address the growing need to maintain control over the huge amount of digital media that we are amassing each day! I am finding that just trying to rip and organize my CD collection to be time-consuming and puzzling (I rip to 64 kbps wma to suit my PPC, but would like to have a higher quality format also - how to manage???)

That's some excellent feedback for us, and it underscores something I've felt about DMT since I started planning it with my team. I don't see us as writing camera reviews to rival those of dpreview.com, but what I do see us doing is leveraging the broad base of knowledge we have and creating exactly the kind of thing that you're asking about. Tutorials and editorials focused on bringing the world of digital media into focus in a practical, systematic way. I can't promise how quick we'll get to that, since we're still in "launch mode", but it's something I really want to make time for. :-)

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by Crocuta

Now you have to love the ring of that, Jason!

Actually, um, the server that hosts all three sites is named...Empire. ops: :lol:

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by SassKwatch

The 'button' in the forums (Quote, Profile, messenger, etc)....they all have a rather blockish, mildy hard to read font on them. Not the polished look of their cousins over at PPCT. Is that a site thing....or is it the result of some browser setting I have configured on this end?

Nope, it's not a browser setting, it's the graphics themselves. I kind of like them myself, but I suppose that's a personal thing. ;-)

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by neile

I have to say that I hope the pace of postings to Digital Media Thoughts slows down somewhat. If I miss a day I'm two pages behind!

Once you become a subscriber, you can get them delivered to your email account, so you'll never miss a thing. ;-)

[ctmagnus]

And when can we subscribe? nfire:

[PCKid]

I think it's an excellent site with a nice broad reference. Keep it up it's on my Links bar now :wink:

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by ctmagnus

And when can we subscribe? nfire:

Soon...very soon. Our master coder Fabrizo had to create the Media File Upload system.