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A feather in the wind of mars (Patreon)

Published:
2016-12-01 06:31:45
Imported:
2021-10

Content

So what do you guys think of me uploading daly? This video took me 5 hours total, I think I could do something like that at least most days from now to the end of the year.

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Wind on Mars

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Comments

Anonymous

That's practically a full day job! If you love making the videos as much as much as we love watching them, then by all means, go for it!

Anonymous

Personally I'm a bigger fan of the larger project videos that cover more of a topic, but like most, I won't complain about more good content.

Anonymous

how about spending half a day on a larger weekly project and use the second half for smaller ones that come out every two or three days... maybe one day for post production one for filming...

Anonymous

Personally I'd much rather quality video's every week than pulped out unedited stuff. So far almost everything you've done has been excellent quality and I'd love to you keep a high standard. On saying that I also want you to live your life and not spend half you time doing videos. Share the things your proud of, enthusiastic about and want to show us.

Anonymous

Im not sure how typical this video would be in terms of quality, length etc but for sure I learned something entirely surprising to me here and that's awesome. I'd be entirely satisfied.

Mark Rose

quality &gt; quantity. I can't watch every video from all the channels I'm subscribed to. That being said, I enjoy the current level of quality.

Anonymous

Sounds great, but quality first. I'd rather watch a good quality video every week than a bad quality video every day.

Anonymous

Great video! I hope you'll continue testing things in the vaccuum chamber. If i might be so bold to suggest, would it be possible to test if a plastic sheet could hold Earth atmosphere on Mars, as it did in the movie?