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timwileman:room with no doors = from a series of novels by julian may ....
Andrew are you sure Kev the stockman isnt actually a ''Hero''?
Sounds more like a Hitchcock thriller?
Andrew are you sure Kev the stockman isnt actually a ''Hero''?
Sounds more like a Hitchcock thriller?
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plastic penguin:timwileman:room with no doors = from a series of novels by julian may ....
Andrew are you sure Kev the stockman isnt actually a ''Hero''?
Sounds more like a Hitchcock thriller?
nope its the many coloured land series, the room with no doors was a place to go where no one could use telepathy to get to you.......
Andrew are you sure Kev the stockman isnt actually a ''Hero''?
Sounds more like a Hitchcock thriller?
nope its the many coloured land series, the room with no doors was a place to go where no one could use telepathy to get to you.......
it mentions in the article with these pics, that all photography is done in house. but didnt i read a thread recently where someone was eager to see some review, and were told it isnt up because you were waiting on the manufacturer to give you good pics?
Yes, and as explained in that thread, it's because our photographer didn't have a chance to get his hands on the product in question (Panasonic DMP-BD50 Blu-ray player) as all you lot were baying for an online exclusive review!
Normally everything gets shot first (while still pristine) then goes to the test rooms, but in this case it was straight down to business.
And by the time we'd finished testing and were ready to post, he was involved in a complex projector shoot - didn't think he'd appreciate dismantling the whole studio to take one shot of a player. But he will be doing a lovely shot for the magazine version of the review, obviously
Normally everything gets shot first (while still pristine) then goes to the test rooms, but in this case it was straight down to business.
And by the time we'd finished testing and were ready to post, he was involved in a complex projector shoot - didn't think he'd appreciate dismantling the whole studio to take one shot of a player. But he will be doing a lovely shot for the magazine version of the review, obviously
Well spotted al7478! We were so keen to bring you our exclusive review online of the new Panasonic DMP-BD30 Blu-ray player that our in-house photographer, Steve, hadn't had time to shoot it before we tested it. So we used a PR pic from Panasonic.
However, Steve has now done his stuff, so if you want to check out our own pic of the player, it's been uploaded with the review.
However, Steve has now done his stuff, so if you want to check out our own pic of the player, it's been uploaded with the review.
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