#Flyer Brochure
Fred,
The difference between the FLyer and the "High End" stuff will be the
software. The 50-100K will likely be digital component, will likely do
most compositing of up to 5 or 6 layers in near real-time (ABCDEF Roll as
it were) and have much more sophisticated image processing tools built in.
The Flyer/Toaster will likely still have pixelization problems with some
of the DVE that you can get the D2 anti-aliased version for only by
rendering in lightwave. And that will be slow compared to the high-end
"on line" systems. Time is money – in this case, less time=more money.
But, as with Lightwave, many high-end places realize that the low end
NewTek equipment can do 90% of what they need, relieving the on-line
equipment for the truly elaborate, short lead time stuff.
No one said high-enders are unwilling to take advantage of a bargain when
it jumps up and bites 'em.
wmc – via Autopilot!