06-06-2012, 09:10 AM
Lawrence, I use Windows Live Movie Maker. I believe it is available from Microsoft as a free download. Mine came with my copy of Windows 7. A very simple program to use - intuitive and easily learnt. The music is from a 'free music' non-copyright source found on the web. It was written for people like me who wish to make straightforward videos rather than films. By the way I do not own a video camera - I used one of my digital stills cameras (actually a Panasonic Lumix DX-FS18). Most digital cameras have a limited movie capability these days.
David, I'm pleased you think the video worth watching. A pity you didn't buy the Ekco - I'd have bought it from you!
Thanks, Mark. All compliments appreciated!
Gary, I've never seen or used Plas-T-Pare but from what you say it does indeed seem similar to Milliput. As for hair cracks, I always avoid the over-use of cellulose filler paste as used on car bodies - the stuff shrinks back after some weeks or months to reveal delves that once were filled level. It can successfully be used very sparingly to smooth out the joins between two-part resin infills and the original Bakelite, though, as long as the layer is paper thin.
Thanks to all for the positive comments.
Tony
David, I'm pleased you think the video worth watching. A pity you didn't buy the Ekco - I'd have bought it from you!
Thanks, Mark. All compliments appreciated!
Gary, I've never seen or used Plas-T-Pare but from what you say it does indeed seem similar to Milliput. As for hair cracks, I always avoid the over-use of cellulose filler paste as used on car bodies - the stuff shrinks back after some weeks or months to reveal delves that once were filled level. It can successfully be used very sparingly to smooth out the joins between two-part resin infills and the original Bakelite, though, as long as the layer is paper thin.
Thanks to all for the positive comments.
Tony
