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[N Spencer]

Suburban Melbourne, but it looks more like it's out in the sticks, doesn't it?

Our doors are rather foreboding, in that particular light. But they're a bit short for a Slender entrance, so maskies (I'm thinking having just one, two max) will probs be making use of the doors most, or at least after making a reason for Slendy not coming in. Camera battery carked it today, so I'll replace it in the morning and get the night pictures tomorrow.

[Vagrant Lustoid]

[N Spencer]

[Vagrant Lustoid]

The forgotten state, you know the one I've got plans for a blog, sure, but my offer of beta-checking still stands, as does anything else that I could do being an Australian but not in the same stae. If you're going an ARG-type thing, totally send packages to me

[N Spencer]

Turns out its too dark for my camera to take night shots, which sparks off my next question:

Concerning night vision video, is that an effect exclusive to a particular video camera? or is it an accessory that can be attached to a handycam?

[NoMoreGaems]

I don't know about night vision. I know a lot of cameras have it, but mine doesn't. Strikes me as something you need to pay at least a few hundred dollars to have included, and my camera was only 80 bucks.

Anyways, short doors are even better. Now, you can have Slendy standing in the doorway and have his head blocked by the door frame. When a part of a human form is missing like that, it creates natural tension. For example. Plus, it makes him look even taller.

[N Spencer]

I understand that night vision is a costly feature on cameras, but what would work better perhaps would be a DIY night vision deal. SOmething that looks crudely constructed by the slenderee (victim of the slenderer)