The new phonebooks are here... the new phonebooks are here!

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Look everybody -- Free Transitions!

http://www.burgers-transition-site.de/index2.html

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Wanna do something for PBS? Or do something in the PBS style... Here's their "Red Book".

http://www.pbs.org/insidepbs/redbook/formats30.html
http://www.pbs.org/insidepbs/redbook

This is the online version of the PBS RED BOOK of the packaging, deliverable, promotion, and legal guidelines for PBS broadcast programs.

[UnCommonGrafx]

Thanks!

[wilebill]

Don't have anything to add, I just laugh everytime I think of that line from "The Jerk". :D

I like to use it myself from time to time.

:D

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Somebody threw away a perfectly good white boy...:eek:

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S/VCD Tools near the bottom of the list. (Like VideoServer plugin 0.951 - allows frameserving into applications that don't support avs, includes full SVCD encoding for instance...)

http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/software2.htm

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Scope this guy out:

http://www.codydeegan.com

These are the best stabilizer plans I've seen yet.
Who wants to spend $7,000 for a steadicam
when you can build this well designed rig.

Deegan is a hoot too.
Check out the demo video called "TESTING"

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Complete plans, parts list and instructions for a very nice hand-held stabilizer. ...add a gimbal and pistol grip and this could be a first rate piece of gear.

http://www.regnstrom.com/flystand/:cool:

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Darn smily face trashed the URL.

http://www.regnstrom.com/flystand

[txbob]

I found my special purpose...

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Then go HERE to Ron Dexter's site:

http://www.rondexter.com/

This guy is a Treasure Chest!

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http://www.digital-synthologie.de/gesangskabine/index.html

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This page is not dynamically linked. The formulas are in the source code. Just copy the page to your notebook and take it with you.

http://www.shuttercity.com/DOF.cfm

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LOOK at the list of MODULES...
(upper left pick-list)

http://www.cybercollege.com/indexall.htm

This site is worth your time.

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One of you engineering types lay out a homebuilt version of THIS incredibly handy device for us...!!!

http://www.bodyboom.net

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From Elliot,
Try as I may, I struggle with electrons. I guess I'm a visual person, I have to see the little buggers to understand em.

I'm planning on putting 12 volt batteries on a stabilizer sled but I have a Canon XL-1S which uses 7.2 volts. I stumbled on what appears to be a great site for us electron impaired.

www.national.com

Click on the WEBENCH™ Tool link. You have to register to get the good stuff but it is worth it.

I filled out this form about what the input voltage min. and max. the output voltage and amps. and it generates a suggested part....and this is the cool part....it will generate
a schematic,
a parts list,
board layout,
build instructions,
and if you want a prototype board !

They even build it for ya. While some of the more gifted among use can do it cheaper. $38.00 U.S. seems like a great deal to me.