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feiticeir0

Hi all.

I have this question, despite being in the rules that must be created a video unboxing.

I'm finishing my second review, and having already done one without a video, is it really necessary to record one?

I'm not discussing my ability to create one, but I really don't like to hear my voice (I'm sure many people has the same opinion) on it. And since my native language is not English, it could sound funny. RoflRoflRofl

I have the video ready, just need to finish the editing. 

I'm more comfortable writing and posting photos than recording a video.

I have several exercises in video that I will post , but my question remains: is it really necessary a video review?

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  • I generally skip the unboxing video's.

    I am also not a big fan of video's in general, I prefer to just read a good explanation of what is being done with maybe a short video snipit showing the operation.

    But then I am considered a troglodyte with all of this new fangled technology. ;) 

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  • I generally skip the unboxing video's.

    I am also not a big fan of video's in general, I prefer to just read a good explanation of what is being done with maybe a short video snipit showing the operation.

    But then I am considered a troglodyte with all of this new fangled technology. ;) 

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  • in reply to DAB

      While I want to be a curmudgeon, all of my young technicians seem to only respond to video.  Some days, it's a struggle to embrace the "new norm", but if I want them to learn my trade... I have to do what works.  I do get a bit of a chuckle when I can show them the inner secrets - the sequence of operations - right there in the manual.  WOW!  Then I go for the jugular vein... "Let me show you the schematic."  Japanese ogre  BWAH-HA-HA-HA-HA!!!!