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Seventh Snapshot. [Video]
[The feed begins with Hayato Ichimonji, one eccentric photographer extraordinaire looking into the camera. He frowns ...and then abruptly grins!]
There we go. How's everyone doing? It looks like you guys really enjoyed the Day of Fire. Not that I disagree, because it was definitely good this year. I hope no one got too hungover.
[He snickers a bit and then crosses his arms giving a thoughtful look into the camera.]
Speaking of Day of Fire- I've been thinking about something. If you don't know me, I'll tell you that I'm a photographer by trade. Going through all the rolls of film I came back to Union with made me realize something.
Black and white really does not suit these pictures. Has anyone ever given thought to color photos? I'll tell you right off the bat, I'm no scientist, but man. If I could develop these bad boys someway to show the true spirit of these pictures, could you imagine?.
I've been trying to experiment with it a little but I haven't had a lot of success. I've tried different washes, or using inks, but nothing lasts. I'm playing with colored light a little now and I've started to get something-
[And he reaches behind him to grab a photo. It...well. It doesn't look like much. A faded picture of a Sylveon.]
Not that you can tell much from this, because Warp Band feeds are also black and white- but I've gotten a little bit of the blues and pinks to show up but the picture itself is in bad shape. I'm kind of stumped and I think I'd like to reach out to all the mad scientists in this town for ideas.
So, photographers and sciencey types! What do you think? Anyone have any ideas?
[Dwarfhaus and anyone visiting or looking for him.]
[Hayato has ...been in the darkroom for probably a whole week. He leaves every once in a while to get some vague sustenance but otherwise goes right back to the darkroom when he's done.]
[His pokemon are getting a little worried.]
[What you may come across is Goro pointedly whacking the darkroom door with his bone trying to get Hayato to open up.]
Wak! MAROWAK!! Maromaro... [Anyone attuned to pokespeak will hear some grumbling and explicit insults thrown towards his trainer.]
There we go. How's everyone doing? It looks like you guys really enjoyed the Day of Fire. Not that I disagree, because it was definitely good this year. I hope no one got too hungover.
[He snickers a bit and then crosses his arms giving a thoughtful look into the camera.]
Speaking of Day of Fire- I've been thinking about something. If you don't know me, I'll tell you that I'm a photographer by trade. Going through all the rolls of film I came back to Union with made me realize something.
Black and white really does not suit these pictures. Has anyone ever given thought to color photos? I'll tell you right off the bat, I'm no scientist, but man. If I could develop these bad boys someway to show the true spirit of these pictures, could you imagine?.
I've been trying to experiment with it a little but I haven't had a lot of success. I've tried different washes, or using inks, but nothing lasts. I'm playing with colored light a little now and I've started to get something-
[And he reaches behind him to grab a photo. It...well. It doesn't look like much. A faded picture of a Sylveon.]
Not that you can tell much from this, because Warp Band feeds are also black and white- but I've gotten a little bit of the blues and pinks to show up but the picture itself is in bad shape. I'm kind of stumped and I think I'd like to reach out to all the mad scientists in this town for ideas.
So, photographers and sciencey types! What do you think? Anyone have any ideas?
[Dwarfhaus and anyone visiting or looking for him.]
[Hayato has ...been in the darkroom for probably a whole week. He leaves every once in a while to get some vague sustenance but otherwise goes right back to the darkroom when he's done.]
[His pokemon are getting a little worried.]
[What you may come across is Goro pointedly whacking the darkroom door with his bone trying to get Hayato to open up.]
Wak! MAROWAK!! Maromaro... [Anyone attuned to pokespeak will hear some grumbling and explicit insults thrown towards his trainer.]
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[He'd probably have better luck, honestly.]
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Hayato? Are you busy?
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Just a minute!
[More sounds of things being moved around before the door finally opens.]
[Hayato is wearing protective gloves, some kind of makeshift apron and a pair of thick, dark goggles now sitting on top of his head.]
Takeshi? What's up?
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Hey. I'm just checking in. Couldn't you hear Goro banging on the door?
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[Ow.]
[To Takeshi he looks up.]
I did, but I guess I was too preoccupied and thought it was just Kili roughhousing down the hall.]
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[What good friends you two are.]
You've been in there for days. Is everything okay?
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Wak. [Fine.]
Eh? Oh!
[He grins.]
Everything is fine! I've been working on something really important.
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[Meanwhile, Ruriko is trying to wander inside. She's curious, okay.]
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[He sees you, Ruriko.]
It's not nice to barge into a room without permission, Ruriko.
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She was worried about you too. I bet she just wants to see what had you so preoccupied.
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All right, all right. Let me cover a few things that are light sensitive and you all can come in.
[And he'll duck back inside for a moment. There are some rustling sounds, but it doesn't take long for him to open the door again. There'es a light in the room but it's a dimmed out red light.]
Careful not to knock anything over.
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[He hadn't been planning on going in himself, but well, so long as the Pokemon wanted to. Ruriko leads the way in with Takeshi hesitantly trailing behind. It should be find so long as he was careful.]
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No worries. Sorry if I had you guys worried. I guess I got really into what I was doing. Let me show you what I'm working on.
[The room isn't huge, but he'll lead them all over to a table. He turns on another lamp- it doesn't add much more light, but it helps. He picks up a photograph and offers it to him.]
[It's hard to see, but the photo, a picture of a Sylveon ...appears to have some vague, faded color to it. This is actually a pretty big deal. He rocks on his heels a bit in anticipation.]
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...Is that...?
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[ITS NOTHING THAT IMPRESSIVE REALLY. YOU CAN BARELY MAKE OUT THE PHOTO AT ALL, but he's kind of proud of it.]