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#Targa+/Illuminator Pro

    06-Sep-93 05:40:54
Fm: Ted Boardman 71022,3001
Greg I've been using the VTV-2000 for quite a while for tests and the results can be very good if you're careful. The images are still prone to tearing if you try to change too many pixels. I have used it for some fly-bys of post and beam frames, which have a fair amount of small detail and complex shadows, at 320×200 and am happy with the end effect. The frames are rendered as 24 bit TGA files and the VTV-2000 calculates the delta info at 16 bit and uses good flicker filters. 640×480 is also possible and although the quality is better the amount of disk space used is much greater. The board also comes with some good software to control the speed of the flick, add or delete frame, and display still images on screen in a number of ways. I recommend the board as a method to get good test flics or for those of us who can't afford single frame or are waiting for the "new technology", whatever it may be. TedB