Option #4, with the word "Dynamic" in the font from Option #1.

I like the original or 4 - I voted for 4. Those two looked the most professional to me.

Yay for kerning!

Though now the D in #1 is being severed by the multi-tonal background like the others (I think that's what my eye doesn't like) - but the shape of the D works much better than the other severed ones - so this is still my favorite.

And also - I meant to say this before - yay for progress!

I also voted for #4 because it looks more professional.

I'm not sure what "Kerning" is but it would make a good name for a rock band.

Spacing between letters.

I'm seeing the same thing LSPE is seeing with the "D" in option 1. Actually, I notice it in most of them since the "D" is right on top of the logo like that, it really stands out more than the even the "T" and "S".

Option # 2 looks like the font from "Friends" (the TV show).

My initial reaction on Options 2 & 3 is that if you are going to print (business cards), if you you reduce the logo, the fine lines of these type faces (especially in a reverse) will close up.

One of my staff artists also thought so - I forgot to say!

Here is Option 1 in "reverse print mode":

On which point? That the one font looks like the "Friends" font or the printing issues on the fine body reverse type?