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2 Dec 2016, 13:14 (Ref:3692969)
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F1 steering wheels from past to present (1957 - ...)
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7 Dec 2016, 17:08 (Ref:3694558)
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Looks like a digital watch in the middle of an early 90s one
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8 Dec 2016, 08:24 (Ref:3694688)
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Got to be thread of the year surely!
Imagine seeing this book in WH Smith's you would have to pick it up wouldn't you! |
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8 Dec 2016, 11:40 (Ref:3694770)
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Fantastic ! Thank you for posting the link ...
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8 Dec 2016, 17:25 (Ref:3694848)
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Nice video. But can I say I want to smack whoever edited it. The video is 3:10 long. Not counting the very fast sub second cycle of images at the very end, I counted around 135+ transitions. That is roughly 1.3 seconds per shot. The longest single shot was an amazing 4-5 seconds of lingering on one Ferrari wheel. I thought I might drift off to sleep during that one long shot!
 Clearly a lot of work to create it, but so, so short. The video could have been 2x as long and 10x as interesting. Richard |
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