The fireflies at the new Pirates of the Caribbean, Disneyland

Anybody have any reports as to how they look?

Are they new?

voice from the past

They looked the same to me. They added spotted tree frogs, that don't
move. They are all over the stumps in the swamp. Just ornamentation,
no movement, or effect.

Your Pal,
Ed


On 7 Aug 2006 09:49:10 -0700, timagine@m wrotc:

>Anybody have any reports as to how they look?
>
>Are they new?
>
>voice from the past
>

I have a present for you Tim, an old 3d camera i bought. This is the
4 lensed one you send the negative into their company and they super
them on a lentil backed photo paper.

But you could easily, i think, use the camera to do it your way, and
keep it paperless, and on a computer monitor.

Anyway, if you want it, i'm sure you know what i look like by now.
I'll put it in my trunk, and you can have it if you say hi to me. I'll
go and get it out of the trunk, you know, no big deal, but it's yours
if you want it... cause no one else has showed as much interest or
imagination around here, when it comes to 3d images, as you have Tim.

Anyway take care and have fun.

Your Pal,
Ed

On Mon, 07 Aug 2006 18:55:50 GMT, eddit@ (Ed) wrotc:

>They looked the same to me. They added spotted tree frogs, that don't
>move. They are all over the stumps in the swamp. Just ornamentation,
>no movement, or effect.
>
>Your Pal,
>Ed
>
>
>On 7 Aug 2006 09:49:10 -0700, timagine@m wrotc:
>
>>Anybody have any reports as to how they look?
>>
>>Are they new?
>>
>>voice from the past
>>
>

Ed,

I suppose I have seen you, but I haven't made the connection with here.

The offer of the camera is very much appreciated.

So you've enjoyed my 3-D shots of Walt's Apartment, and the 1955
Disneyland model?
I have some new ones of the two skiffs to the Nautilus, used in 20,000
Leagues Under the Sea. One is fiberglas and the other is metal. A
friend of mine owns them.



Ed wrote:
> I have a present for you Tim, an old 3d camera i bought. This is the
> 4 lensed one you send the negative into their company and they super
> them on a lentil backed photo paper.
>
> But you could easily, i think, use the camera to do it your way, and
> keep it paperless, and on a computer monitor.
>
> Anyway, if you want it, i'm sure you know what i look like by now.
> I'll put it in my trunk, and you can have it if you say hi to me. I'll
> go and get it out of the trunk, you know, no big deal, but it's yours
> if you want it... cause no one else has showed as much interest or
> imagination around here, when it comes to 3d images, as you have Tim.
>
> Anyway take care and have fun.
>
> Your Pal,
> Ed

On 8 Aug 2006 10:41:50 -0700, timagine@m wrotc:

>Ed,
>
>I suppose I have seen you, but I haven't made the connection with here.
>
>The offer of the camera is very much appreciated.
>
>So you've enjoyed my 3-D shots of Walt's Apartment, and the 1955
>Disneyland model?
>I have some new ones of the two skiffs to the Nautilus, used in 20,000
>Leagues Under the Sea. One is fiberglas and the other is metal. A
>friend of mine owns them.
>
The camera is in the trunk of the car.

Your Pal,
Ed

Ed wrote:
> On 8 Aug 2006 10:41:50 -0700, timagine@m wrotc:
>
> >Ed,
> >
> >I suppose I have seen you, but I haven't made the connection with here.
> >
> >The offer of the camera is very much appreciated.
> >
> >So you've enjoyed my 3-D shots of Walt's Apartment, and the 1955
> >Disneyland model?
> >I have some new ones of the two skiffs to the Nautilus, used in 20,000
> >Leagues Under the Sea. One is fiberglas and the other is metal. A
> >friend of mine owns them.
> >
> The camera is in the trunk of the car.
>
> Your Pal,
> Ed

Do you hang out at Walt's Barn?

Where is it I should know you from?

voice from the past

On 8 Aug 2006 10:41:50 -0700, timagine@m wrote:

>Ed,
>
>I suppose I have seen you, but I haven't made the connection with here.
>
>The offer of the camera is very much appreciated.
>
>So you've enjoyed my 3-D shots of Walt's Apartment, and the 1955
>Disneyland model?
>I have some new ones of the two skiffs to the Nautilus, used in 20,000
>Leagues Under the Sea. One is fiberglas and the other is metal. A
>friend of mine owns them.

you guys don't happen to know where I might have seen a story about a full
size 'nautilus' mockup in someone's backyard near L.A., do you?

I'd like to read it again..:-/

Ed wrote:
> Wow! Thanks for the fireflies, Tim. Very kind of you, and i mean it.


so i want to hear about these fireflies, sounds interesting.. i've
always been interested in 3d of all kinds (not angling for one ed,
though that was very kind of you to offer it to tim) and i'd love to
see that work if it's up online.. thanks, mark

Is there some kind of art you create? Maybe i have something that you
might find use for.

Just be honest and tell me what you what. I'm no miracle worker of
course, hee hee, just trimming down, and cutting back some of the many
projects i've made for myself.

Have fun everyone.

Your Pal,
Ed


On 10 Aug 2006 18:27:04 -0700, "mrtaste" <mrtaste@> wrotc:

>
>Ed wrote:
>> Wow! Thanks for the fireflies, Tim. Very kind of you, and i mean it.
>
>
>so i want to hear about these fireflies, sounds interesting.. i've
>always been interested in 3d of all kinds (not angling for one ed,
>though that was very kind of you to offer it to tim) and i'd love to
>see that work if it's up online.. thanks, mark
>