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#Tempra Pro for Targa+

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#17117From: Ana Francisca GervasJun 13, 1992 11:46 AM
I'm sure that 3D Studio release 2 is an excellent program but probably my credit car aren't agree with my opinion (yet). I'm writing from Spain (Europe) and yes, I have multimedia dealers here but I buy the expensive soft and hard in the States (with the exception of U.K., here you can see products prices up to 50% higher than the States ones).
#17124From: MARTIN G FOSTERJun 13, 1992 1:25 PM
Spain, huh? Is that in Europe? Just joking – I'm from Inglaterra myself but ran away to America in 1985, que triste! Which part of Spain? I travelled through by train to Morocco a few times (Valencia, Barcelona, Sevilla, Algeciras and back through Madrid to France) and now my wife is from Mexico, although when I try to speak Espanol with here she ignores me or laughs a lot, oh well! Seriously, I think your best program for the least money would be Hi-res QFX. It does everything you need, I think, and is only $1000 (targa or targa+) or $1250 (ATVista) – Lumena is much, much more $2500 for Targa 16 or $4000 for ATVista (ouch!). Do you have a targa, targa+ or ATVista (or compatible) video card because you will need one for any of these programs. To get more information on HiRes QFX contact: Ron Scott Inc 1000 Jackson Blvd Houston TX 77006 (713)529-5868 voice (713)529-9370 fax Some of it's features are: image processing, compositing, retouch and color correction of up to 8k resolution images. It has paint functions and supports pressure-sensitive paintbrushes (Wacom support). Creates complex masks and deletes backgrounds, lasso parts of the image with lines or curves and edit the selected area (drag, add, delete points) and apply a function to that area. The edges can be hard, soft or anti-aliased. All the functions can be saved to a queue to be applied later to a whole sequence of files. Saludos, Martin
#17185From: Ana Francisca GervasJun 15, 1992 10:08 AM
Martin, Forget all about the Olimpic Games and EXPO92…you have to come to Madrid, the best city in the world to get fun, la capital de la movida mundial |) Thanks for the sugestion about Hi-res, I will send a fax to Ron Scott Inc asking for a demo or a informative booklet. Ana
#17213From: MARTIN G FOSTERJun 15, 1992 3:22 PM
Ana, What? I thought Torremolinos was "la capital de la movida mundial"! <g> Actually, Manchester in the UK was a lot of fun for me as a student (1982-1985). It is supposed to have the highest ratio of full-time students to non-students of any major European city. Also, it has a high concentration of nightclubs in the city centre and university area. That was a good combination! Are you doing animation full-time, or is it in addition to your regular job? I had a job as a computer programmer with a software company but quit one year ago. Now I work for myself, doing animation from my house. I make less money, but have more freedom and satisfaction. Good luck with the Hi-res QFX information. Martin