Does Not Illustrate: Missing Trailer Scene

I like the idea. Any of those shots paired up with actual one for the movie would work, but this pair probably does the job best.

That's not a bad idea.

Yeah, it's pretty good!

Up, what happens in the trailer. Down, the actual movie

edited 24th Aug '12 6:08:26 AM by OzzieScribbler

That's not bad. Alternately, we could have one pic on one side of the page and the other on the opposite side.

I'd like that; we don't get to do fun arrangements very often.

Like that?

edit: shortened captions according to suggestion

The Trailer

The Movie

edited 25th Aug '12 9:51:29 AM by OzzieScribbler

Just go with brevity. A simple "Trailer" and "Movie" caption would work best for that arrangement, I think.

Yup.

Agreed.

Fine for me.

I approve.

Edited captions as asked.

So, do we agree that the discussion is wrapping up right now? For the record: once we all agree, somebody else is ought to do the honour of putting the images up. I'm still unaccustomed to editing this Wiki.

edited 25th Aug '12 9:59:22 AM by OzzieScribbler

We need a few more votes first, but thanks for the work you've done in this thread!

I like these pictures.

One or two more votes for 32 and we can run with them.

I vote yes.

We're gonna have to back up and punt again, the separated pics don't work well on the actual page...I left them there for a demo.

A 2-panel pic with the "the trailer" and "the movie" in the pics up in the corner is probably going to have to be the way to go.

Did a lil' messin', not really happy with any results. Combined:

Looks neat.

I think the current version of the picture (the ones that are seporate) messed up the formatting of the article (at least on IE 9). (Unless it's intended programming of the site).

edited 28th Aug '12 5:37:17 AM by KarjamP

That works for me.

I don't use IE except when I have to, but it does look bad on the page.

edited 28th Aug '12 6:03:51 AM by Willbyr

Funnily, IE 9 is THE ONLY browser in which such thing does look good actually (on my computer, that is) ^_^'

Telcontar, with all the respect, with such lettering 43 cannot pass my graphic designer sense. It should be either 29 with caption "Up: Trailer, down: Movie" or this: [[quote:320:]]

edited 28th Aug '12 11:05:05 AM by OzzieScribbler

Maybe it's just because I'm using IE 7 right now, but that text looks worse than the first version.

Good to know...sometimes pics don't show up right in here, so I have to make sure.

edited 28th Aug '12 11:51:50 AM by Willbyr

It is not your browser.

What about now?

[[320:]]

Still just as chunky, I'm afraid. I tried to keep the lettering smooth and more subtle; it should give information clearly whilst not detracting from the image (edit: through contrast in color or style, or by making the image more macro-like). It's not like I used Arial instead of Helvetica or something (mine's in Geneva).

Either image with text is preferable to the current separated arrangement.

edited 28th Aug '12 11:58:22 AM by Telcontar