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First videos from Nice

16 March 2008 21:02 PM | Last modified: 1:25

At the Amber tournament, both Macauley and me are making videos for the tournament website. Naturally, you can see them here at ChessVibes as well.



Written by peter | Filed under Blindfold chess, Coverstory, Rapid chess, Videos 

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7 Responses to “First videos from Nice”

  1. Dr. Wolfgang J. Berghorn, Germany on 16 March 2008 21:54 PM

    Thanks to ChessVibes for this marvellous chess entertainment during this rainy Sunday! Go on, please, with this sort of demonstrating us chess giants playing each other chess in “blindfold and rapid” ways. It´s amazing, really.

  2. Alec Cheney on 17 March 2008 10:00 AM

    Excellent video! The very best chess video I have seen
    Both parts were very good. You captured the atmosphere of the opening with wonderful pictures and the chamber music rounded the whole thing off.
    Finally thank you for the full screen facility. It really does make a difference,
    Alec Cheney
    Merseyside,
    England

  3. Ben on 17 March 2008 19:12 PM

    Bij het Amber-toernooi is zowel Macauley als ik aanwezig om video’s te maken voor de toernooiwebsite.

    … zijn zowel.. ;)

  4. Amos Sky on 17 March 2008 20:02 PM

    These videos have been taken to the next level. Great work!!!

  5. peter on 17 March 2008 20:10 PM

    @ Ben
    Ben bang van niet, Ben! Zie dit advies van de Taalunie.

  6. Ben on 17 March 2008 22:01 PM

    @Peter
    Peter weet het weer beter ;) Nee, je hebt gelijk als ik het zo lees inderdaad. Moet zeggen dat ik het er niet zo ‘vloeiend’ vind staan zo, maar dat is dan mijn mening :)

    Excuus voor mijn schaamteloze verbetering ;)

  7. Gordon Evans on 17 March 2008 22:55 PM

    Very nice - except for the absurd “background music” which spoils the whole thing.


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