Bright Faces
I got your msg., Robert. Good luck. I don't have someone typically
making promises on my behalf, it's usually me who gives the time estimates.
What I do get are the project architects coming to me as I put the finishing
touches on the project, and mention that the building now has two more floors,
the loading dock has moved, they've changed materials, they'd like the
neighbouring buildings in for context (I asked about this, I swear it…) and
so on.
I offer my PC if it would be any help to you, tho' the logistics would
probably be too problematic.
Re: Length. I saw an excellent flic up here, where they'd rendered
every frame, as it were, but then recorded each frame twice to double the
length of the flic. You couldn't tell they'd done this. If you are rendering to
sequential files this would be easy to do, just .IFL each frame twice. I don't
know how you might do it with a flic though.
Re: Bright Faces. This technique worked 2 for 2 for me, on files that
defied any other solution, so I hold out hope for you…it still begs the
question as to why the faces do it in the first place…
Need a vacation? But isn't time just flying by? Isn't life grand?
Regards, Gary Sim, Gareth Graphics