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Which thumbnail is your favourite?

  • Option 1 16
  • Option 2 22
  • Option 3 15
  • Option 4 35
  • 2024-05-20
  • 88 votes
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Content

This video is all about the ESA probe to Mercury and what it's discovered so far.

Let us know which thumbnail you prefer. We discuss your votes and comments every week in a team meeting. We then test out multiple thumbnails for our videos to see what the subscribers on YouTube like too, we love to get your feedback to help us with picking the perfect thumbnail. 

Comments

Julianne Ashton

maybe I'm just not familiar enough with the name Bepicolombo?

bradley morris

#2 is the cleanest, best composed icon of the four, smartly placing the text over the dark side of Mercury, while leaving ample room for the satellite & audio graphics in the lower half. [actually, the satellite could stand to be just a bit larger in frame] #1 divides the focus visually, #3 places too much emphasis on text and Mercury while the main subject [the satellite] is even less visually important than the distant sun, while #4 shoves the satellite up and nearly off-screen. Also, "What BepiColombo Heard" creates more mystery that what it "Saw." We can kinda see what it saw - there's Mercury right in front of us - but we have no way of knowing what it might have heard. Now we HAVE to know. Anyway... since you asked -