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| missioncontrol:
--- Quote from: bfauska on September 19, 2007, 01:24:54 am ---I don't need this info, but I am sure some people will benefit from it. Thanks for contributing, it's a shame some people don't think this info is worth a supportive response, who knows... maybe those people are ---Deutsche Frankfurters---. --- End quote --- I'm guessing the rolling eyes icon was because this has been suggested numerous times over the years... but it was nice that someone did post this again... might have informed someone of something that they haven't thought of or seen in another post.... |
| Green Giant:
--- Quote from: solderguy1 on September 19, 2007, 12:35:26 pm ---A yellow-green marquee with blue t-molding? Interesting colors. --- End quote --- Actually its the alien green t-molding from groovygamegear. http://groovygamegear.com/webstore/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=218 The pictures just come out really crappy. Doesn't look blue at all in person. Its pretty much all green. The marquee doesn't look that yellow either. Guess its time for a new camera. |
| ChadTower:
That's overlighting, I think, with the flash being way too close to a sensitive color. |
| vidmouse:
I ended up doing something similar except I use a plastic L-bracket -- really meant for a safety corner for walls and such I think. It comes in a clear length about 6 feet (?) long from Lowe's for about $2. Just used tin snips to trim to length and it was very easy to drill. |
| chadandjody:
If you want to go real ghetto (and you know you do), just pickup some of the round plastic raceway at Lowes. It's about $8 for 10 feet. Lowes site is down right now, so closest picture I could find is: http://images.cableorganizer.com/Pan-Way/pan-way-big.jpg Spray paint it whatever color you want, cut two pieces to the the exact length you need it, sandwich your marquee in the raceway, and slide it in. The tension holds the marquee in place. To be extra ghetto fancy, you can use four pieces of raceway by adding two pieces on the side. http://www.flickr.com/photos/12713922@N03/1409035574/ |
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