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Writing about KNIGHT RIDER
I’m currently working on a booklet about Knight Rider. I’ve been tremendously enjoying rewatching this show and am looking forward to watching a lot more.
This is a shot of KITT from the pilot episode.
During the demolition derby in the pilot episode of Knight Rider, Michael uses Ski-Mode for the first time. Check out the dummy on the passenger seat, it’s supposed to be the kid that hitched a ride with KITT.
I’ll probably post more screen shots like these in the near future, because I’ve got Knight Rider on the brain and this blog is more or less a reflection of what’s keeping me occupied geek wise.
The title says it all. Check more beauties here.
Frank Cho made special sketch covers of RED SONJA for Dynamite Comics.
Naar het schijnt zijn mensen in Nederland al op zoek naar een kerstboom voor in huis. Beetje vroeg? Of is 2020 al voorbij? Ook behandel ik enkele nieuwe stripalbums van uitgeverij L. En de visuele fratsen van Martijn Stories.
In deze livestream van zaterdag 10 oktober:
Wat gaat Dutch Comic Con doen in november in verband met het virus?
Michael neemt een social media detox?
Verlagen naar 90s comics.
Praten met filmexpert Johan de Joode over de staat van Hollywoke.
Retro Smash op YouTube.
Retro Smash op Spotify.
I can’t seem to get enough of these Halloween III: Season of the Witch screencaps. 🙂
I’ve been a fan of screencaps ever since I was a kid. I just wanted to be able to look at the action on the screen as long as possible. Slowmotion VHS helped, but sometimes you just want to study a freeze frame indefinitely, like it’s a painting or an illustration.
When I was about ten years old I tried to take photographs from the television screen. This was in the 1980s so it was an old school tv with a glass screen. Every time you took a picture, these nasty black bars would appear in the image. I didn’t know anything about the technological side of tv’s back then. Also it was very hard not to get a reflection of a window, or your mom standing in the back with a cup of tea in her hand. So when the roll of film was processed and developed, the photos were always pretty much a failure.
With digital video files, making screenshots is a lot easier. They give the best results.
Sometimes I still take a screenshot with my phone from the television screen, just for fun. Because tv’s are a lot better nowadays, most of the times they turn out pretty good. It’s a nice way to keep track of all the stuff I’m watching. I guess I’m still watching too much films and series, just like in the past. I haven’t changed much.