Tutorial section

[roachieuk (aka eciggery2011)]

Hanow was just saying to me and i think its a good idea aswell to have a tutorial section for strictly how to,s and tuts as sometimes these sort of videos can get lost amongst all the other threads.And people have trouble finding them.

Just something to think about then people coming on here can find it straight away.

[Lee]

I'd thought about this too Roachie. Have a section where they're all collected together. Maybe have them all as locked threads so there aren't pages of posts to go through to find what you need.

[roachieuk (aka eciggery2011)]

Jun 18, 2011 19:32:15 GMT Lee said:

I'd thought about this too Roachie. Have a section where they're all collected together. Maybe have them all as locked threads so there aren't pages of posts to go through to find what you need.

Yes i deffo agree with that least then there wouldn't be endless replys to go through to get to what you want to know.

[Hanow]

Fot the likes of me - constantly forgetting where I saw something - it's a great idea. Also to have them locked would be adviseable. We shall have to go and say 'pretty-please' to the mods. >>>>>>>>>>>>> (Then slap them hard if they say no! >>>>>>>>>>>>>

[collie2011]

Get the wet fish at the ready

[Chrissie]

There is already the photo & vid thread in the new members section with some tutorial vids - mainly ones aimed at beginners. However, if you would like a locked thread with advanced tutorials no problem -apart from collating it. That is, finding all the useful & easy to watch videos & posting links to them on a thread in some kind of relevant order - not an easy task:)

Just to add, that this is a nice idea & maybe something I'll look at doing in the future - maybe even adding more to the photos & videos thread to start with

[foxy9212]

A good idea although anyone providing video clips should please make sure that everything done can be seen clearly by the viewer. So many 'how tos' are of poor quality with hands in the way, mumbled voice etc., that they're less than useless. The best review clips I've seen are by Scott Bonner (igetcha69) they are easy to understand and very professionally produced by him. He's done quite a few 'how tos' on individual vendors' sites and they are second to none. I can't be bothered to sit through endless clips of people's nostrils or listen to coughing through clouds of vapour - I can do that myself at home!

Fox

[roachieuk (aka eciggery2011)]

Jun 18, 2011 22:14:10 GMT @foxy9212 said:

A good idea although anyone providing video clips should please make sure that everything done can be seen clearly by the viewer. So many 'how tos' are of poor quality with hands in the way, mumbled voice etc., that they're less than useless. The best review clips I've seen are by Scott Bonner (igetcha69) they are easy to understand and very professionally produced by him. He's done quite a few 'how tos' on individual vendors' sites and they are second to none. I can't be bothered to sit through endless clips of people's nostrils or listen to coughing through clouds of vapour - I can do that myself at home!

Fox

Im gonna buy a noes cam just for you foxy

[foxy9212]

Jun 18, 2011 22:17:49 GMT roachieuk (aka eciggery2011) said:

Jun 18, 2011 22:14:10 GMT @foxy9212 said:

A good idea although anyone providing video clips should please make sure that everything done can be seen clearly by the viewer. So many 'how tos' are of poor quality with hands in the way, mumbled voice etc., that they're less than useless. The best review clips I've seen are by Scott Bonner (igetcha69) they are easy to understand and very professionally produced by him. He's done quite a few 'how tos' on individual vendors' sites and they are second to none. I can't be bothered to sit through endless clips of people's nostrils or listen to coughing through clouds of vapour - I can do that myself at home!

Fox

Im gonna buy a noes cam just for you foxy

YUK! Please don't put yourself to any bother on my account Roachie!

Fox

[roachieuk (aka eciggery2011)]

lol well i was worried today with the vid i done for duel coils as i hate doing close up im finally starting to get things sorted gonna get a better cam and what not.

but i love Scott,s vids he was the first person i ever watched before i brought my first bit of eciggery kit.

[Lee]

Jun 18, 2011 22:14:10 GMT @foxy9212 said:

A good idea although anyone providing video clips should please make sure that everything done can be seen clearly by the viewer. So many 'how tos' are of poor quality with hands in the way, mumbled voice etc., that they're less than useless. The best review clips I've seen are by Scott Bonner (igetcha69) they are easy to understand and very professionally produced by him. He's done quite a few 'how tos' on individual vendors' sites and they are second to none. I can't be bothered to sit through endless clips of people's nostrils or listen to coughing through clouds of vapour - I can do that myself at home!

Fox

Totally agree. The other thing that gets my goat is video's with a 5 minute introduction. Get on with it! >

Thank God you can skip ahead on videos.

[Chrissie]

Agrees with Foxy & Lee As lee says, you can skip ahead from the totally useless introductions but a lot of folks don't know how to do so.

I also agree that Igetcha's videos are brilliant - so clear to watch & without any fumbling, they can sometimes be a tad on the long side though. I wish Andy (smoke2vape) would make more videos - especially tutorials. As well as his vids being so clear, he is well spoken, articulate & amusing

[Lilac]

well, that's sorted then, if we do decide to do a new 'How to' section, Scott is the guy to use, simple, clear, to the point, excellent

[Lilac]

Oh....wait....well...better make that a Scott & Andy how to

between them, i think they've just about covered everything vaping...

i'd watch a 'how to shred a blade of grass' if Andy was doing it.... :-[

[Chrissie]

Jun 18, 2011 22:51:40 GMT Lilac said:

i'd watch a 'how to shred a blade of grass' if Andy was doing it.... :-[

So would I Lilac