To contact the IAC office: You can email info@theiac.org.uk, or phone 01372 824350 or write to us at IAC, Dorset House, Regent Park, Kingston Road, Leatherhead KT22 7PL Or do you want to: comment on something on this website? spread news of your club, competition or festival? place a free 'wanted' or 'for sale' advert? There are two ways: for short items use the form below. for long items and pictures send an email to webmaster@theiac.org.uk. Advice on how to email articles and pictures - here. Feedback Form Subject of your email Your email address Your real name Please enter your comments here. Top of page Home EMAILS Email: webmaster@theiac.org.uk You can send unformatted text in your email, or attach word-processed documents. If your club syllabus or promotional brochure is on a word-processed document, we can usually accept that. Examples are Microsoft Word documents and Adobe PDF files. If we have problems opening your attachment, we'll let you know and we can figure out the best way to resolve that. For publication - choose your words carefully. The internet is very informal. Write as you would speak and make your club or event sound attractive. Include details of where and when you meet or the event takes place. Include a way for people to contact you - ideally an email address or telephone number. Remember this information will be very public so think twice about what to include. Smile please! If a picture paints 1,000 words, it's worth 10,000 on the web. Send stills from your video, snaps of the club at work, a copy of your poster, your club logo ... If you have a digital stills camera, a stills facility on your camcorder or you edit video on a computer system you can capture images electronically. If not, you can scan pictures. Scanners cost from £50, plug into your computer and give good results. You may even find a local photo processor who will scan pictures for you and put them onto disc - though this may be costly. Don't email them as they are! The picture files are probably far too big and of much too high a quality for the web. Use picture editing software (there are many packages available free): trim off unwanted edges (not too tightly) reduce the image to a sensible size, usually 3 inches (8cm) wide is enough reduce its quality to 100 dpi (dots per inch) or so. convert it to jpg or jpeg format save it with a name which helps identify the contents This will make the file much smaller and easier to handle. Attach images to your emails - see your email program's help files for details of how to do this. Don't forget to send captions in the body of the email. It will be put up on the web site as soon as possible. Top of page Home Page updated on 07 December 2008 Authors' views are not necessarily those of The Institute of Amateur Cinematographers Free JavaScripts provided by The JavaScript Source
To contact the IAC office: You can email info@theiac.org.uk, or phone 01372 824350 or write to us at IAC, Dorset House, Regent Park, Kingston Road, Leatherhead KT22 7PL
Or do you want to:
comment on something on this website?
spread news of your club, competition or festival?
place a free 'wanted' or 'for sale' advert?
There are two ways:
for short items use the form below.
for long items and pictures send an email to webmaster@theiac.org.uk. Advice on how to email articles and pictures - here.
Feedback Form
Top of page Home
EMAILS
Email: webmaster@theiac.org.uk
You can send unformatted text in your email, or attach word-processed documents.
If your club syllabus or promotional brochure is on a word-processed document, we can usually accept that. Examples are Microsoft Word documents and Adobe PDF files. If we have problems opening your attachment, we'll let you know and we can figure out the best way to resolve that.
For publication - choose your words carefully.
The internet is very informal. Write as you would speak and make your club or event sound attractive. Include details of where and when you meet or the event takes place. Include a way for people to contact you - ideally an email address or telephone number. Remember this information will be very public so think twice about what to include.
Smile please!
If a picture paints 1,000 words, it's worth 10,000 on the web. Send stills from your video, snaps of the club at work, a copy of your poster, your club logo ...
If you have a digital stills camera, a stills facility on your camcorder or you edit video on a computer system you can capture images electronically. If not, you can scan pictures. Scanners cost from £50, plug into your computer and give good results. You may even find a local photo processor who will scan pictures for you and put them onto disc - though this may be costly.
Don't email them as they are! The picture files are probably far too big and of much too high a quality for the web.
Use picture editing software (there are many packages available free):
This will make the file much smaller and easier to handle.
Attach images to your emails - see your email program's help files for details of how to do this. Don't forget to send captions in the body of the email.
It will be put up on the web site as soon as possible.
Page updated on 07 December 2008
Authors' views are not necessarily those of The Institute of Amateur Cinematographers
Free JavaScripts provided by The JavaScript Source