I still can’t get Janice “the Doll” Maddy to talk. She’s shy. Once she gets started, though, watch out! Don’t say I didn’t warn you.
Yesterday’s stereoscopic photo-shoot was a total “fail”. Not sure why. It just wasn’t meant to be.
As they say, “There’s always tomorrow.” Hey, now that’s today! 
Watch this in 2D or 3D. Options are in the bottom of the media player.
This video has also been uploaded to 3DFeed and 3Dtuber.
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Hey! Have a Great Day!
As I’ve mentioned, we don’t have cable TV because there’s nothing there to watch except stuff that boils the blood, so Janice is watching one of her Walton’s reruns called “The Parting”.
While watching it out of the corner of my eye (they are way too corny for me), I decided to upload this video that I made today.
Here’s my video light I talked about earlier, for indoor shots. Full spectrum, very bright. Does the job.
Also, here’s my new DIY homemade Steadicam with the Sony Bloggie mounted via a throw-together L-bracket thingie. Does the job.
Watch it in 2D or 3D. Options are in the bottom of the media player.
Now send in the puppets.
Also uploaded to 3DFeed and 3Dtuber:
http://www.3df33d.tv/content/puppet-show-333-lights-camera
http://3dtuber.com/video/9HD91RY6UM3X/Puppet-Show-at-333-Lights-Camera
Missey Jean in Google+ asked how to play the blues harmonica. I hope this video can be helpful. Watch it in 2D or 3D. The viewing options are in the bottom of the media player.
I used Blender, AviSynth, VirtualDub, Adobe After Effects and a Bloggie 3D (or 2D) camera to make this video. The Blender scene came from Blendswap.com, and I added my “video watch”.
There are a couple of issues with the watch. The watch is stuck on 3:33, so I can’t use it for telling time. Also, the image won’t reorient when you lay it on its side, so it makes watching 3D on it rather challenging, unless you have it on your arm. Sorry about that.
I also uploaded this video to 3DFeed and 3Dtuber:
http://www.3df33d.tv/user/764/Videos
http://3dtuber.com/user/rogermaddy
Have a Great Day. 
Alrighty, then. I think this will work. My new homemade DIY Steadicam almost gives the pro models a run for their money… the handheld vlog-style look without the nicotine withdrawal jitters. Now all I need is lots of practice.
Plus, I have extra fun by having little kids ask me “what is that?” Just because it is professional doesn’t mean it looks professional, I guess.
The freeway overpass is Barranca Street over the 10. I got a little too close to the fence in one shot. I’ll let you figure out which one.
Watch this in 2D or 3D. Viewing options are in the bottom of the media player. Shot with a Sony Bloggie 3D (or 2D). Edited with AviSynth, VirtualDub and Adobe After Effects (Yes, I cheated on this one.
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