Thursday, 17 March 2011

Curses!

It's typical. Just when I'd got a load of old sexist adverts from seventies trade magazines as well as esoteric early seventies avant-garde architecture and a weird sixties American sci-fi fan magazine (which has a page where readers request a still from a particular film to be printed because they remembered it was a good scene) my bloody scanner breaks. As we are on a tight budget at between channels there may well be a short hiatus whilst I search eBay for a new thermionic valve (or go to Staples). To tide you on here's an old back issue of 'Processing' magazine, featuring a bloke and a big bank of controls. Until later ...

3 comments:

  1. Did the guys who requested film stills in the sci-fi mag ever think/dream of a future where nearly every film is just a few clicks away or was that too sci-fi?
    Looking forward to this, hope you get your new scanner soon.

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  2. Wow. That's the most elegantly kicking bit of circa-then graphic design I've seen in a while. And yeah, hope the scanner sitch gets resolved soon, cos that backlog you mentioned sounds like it's going to be really, really nice.

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  3. As we luxuriate in the ease with which seemingly endless entertainment possibilities are close at hand, I sometimes wonder if the times of simply desiring to see a still from a film didn't have something magical that we've lost?

    Hope you get the scanner problem fixed soon.

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