This is my third and final part of this mini-series ‘What is Media Lightbox?’. (Part 1 can be found here and Part 2 can be found here) In this post we have a bit of an ‘outtake’ for this animation.
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Video | What is Media Lightbox? Part 3
By · CommentsVideo | What is Media Lightbox? Part 2
By · CommentsIn my last post (Video | What is Media Lightbox? Part 1) I talked about and embedded our video overview for ‘What is Media Lightbox?’. In this post I will talk about the process (including software packages used) for how I made this video.
Video | What is Media Lightbox? Part 1
By · CommentsFor a while now we here at Media Lightbox have wanted to produce a short overview video to show in about 90 seconds what Media Lightbox is.
Media Lightbox Videos now on YouTube
By · CommentsA while back I posted ‘Vimeo, the YouTube alternative?’ and ever since I have used Vimeo to host all our video tutorials and all our other videos.
Why did we use WordPress to power this blog?
By · CommentsAs promised in my last blog post (We are now running WordPress 3.0!) here is why we used WordPress to power this blog. We started this blog in October 2009, but before we got up and running with it we did a little bit of research into blogging software and also got some great expert advice into what would be the best blogging software for us to use.
We are now running WordPress 3.0!
By · CommentsWordPress is an open source CMS and is often used as a blog publishing application powered by PHP and MySQL. It is used by over 300 of the 10,000 biggest websites and it is the most popular blog software in use today and it’s WordPress we use to run this blog. Just last week we updated this blog to WordPress 3.0.
Video | 6 new Media Lightbox video tutorials now online
By · CommentsThe video tutorial production team here at Media Lightbox have been flat out over the past while making a new batch of Media Lightbox video tutorials showing how easy it is to use Media Lightbox.









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