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#AMIGA Video Digitizin'

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#28247From: Charles BlaquiereMar 28, 1993 4:23 PM
Lou, I managed to find Desktop Video World on a newsstand before I tracked down your distributor. (3-D issue, by the way) And boy, am I impressed! You could knock me over with a feather. The design is very tasteful. It manages to be artsy (a must for DTV mags) without going over the top. It never gets in the way of readability. I _love_ those understated graduated fills, especially the boxes under the summary that opens each review. And the contents is quite pleasurable to read. You have put out a wonderful new magazine, Lou; my congratulations. P.S. Reading it is like a mild drug that lets me indulge in an escapist fantasy world where Amiga, Mac and PC are all considered viable machines worthy of press coverage. Thanks. Blaq!
#28272From: Lou WallaceMar 28, 1993 9:24 PM
Thanks Charles! I'll pass this message on to the design and editorial departments. We have tried to do just what you describe, which is have substantial content and an artistic design that conveys the creative spirit of the technology and people using Desktop Video, Multimedia and Animation. I'm glad you like it. And you will be glad to know we will continue to try and make it even better with each issue. Our next issue will be out in early May. It covers Special Effects software, video compression (full motion) plug in cards, music hardware, video processing with Photoshop, the Fast Video Machine, camcorders, and a whole lot more. Lou Wallace
#28289From: Marlene Zenker/SYSOPMar 29, 1993 6:57 AM
Has there been a problem getting this issue into bookstores? I've been three bookstores in town (twice) and I can't find it! We have a B Dalton's and a Waldenbooks. The first issue flew off the shelf, and now I can't find the second! Steve
#28292From: Lou WallaceMar 29, 1993 9:57 AM
Perhaps teh second was scooped up too! Anyway, DTV World is supposed to be on around 20,000 newstands in the US… Perhaps the best solution is to just subscribe. It's cheaper, you get it earlier and you KNOW it will arrive. Lou
#28324From: Marlene Zenker/SYSOPMar 29, 1993 6:03 PM
Yup. I think you're right. The subscription gets sent tomorrow. Steve
#28311From: Peter GreciMar 29, 1993 5:15 PM
Special FX software eh? sounds good to me, can't wait to see the next issue of DTV world Add me to the List of Folks who like the Format of DTV World magazine.
#28279From: Michael GerardMar 28, 1993 11:47 PM
"Reading it is like a mild drug that lets me indulge in an escapist fantasy world where Amiga, Mac and PC are all considered viable machines worthy of press coverage." I agree! I think that Lou and his staff have done a fantastic job. I hope that this magazine takes the DTV world by storm… it actually treats the Amiga and other platforms as TOOLS, and shows how to get the most out of them.
#28312From: Peter GreciMar 29, 1993 5:15 PM
Totally off Topic here but….Got my Golden Compuserve Amiga Forums Member ID Tag todat. Thanx Mike, It Along with my Full Moon Productions T-Shirt should make me fairly easy to spot, plus my slight resemblance to Jerry Garcia. BTW Snow is possible Friday according to the forecast I heard today.
#28330From: Michael GerardMar 29, 1993 7:03 PM
So how come if I mail something for delivery down the street it takes a week? 🙂 Glad you got it. Have fun.
#28365From: Peter GreciMar 30, 1993 5:03 PM
I Dunno but I've seen the same phenomena. Mail something to a Matre in Upstate NY it takes a Week, Mai; Something to a Bloke in CA and it takes 3 days. Bloody Strange eh Wot?
#28281From: Black Belt SystemsMar 29, 1993 12:51 AM
Careful, Blaq… if the mainstream press finds out there is a mag like that, they'll probably get the printers to boycott it. :^) –Ben …via AutoPilot