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From: Adrian Onsen <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Lens Burns.
To: Mads Storm Andersen <[e-mail]>
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On Mon, 24 Jul 1995, Mads Storm Andersen wrote:

> >What the heck are Lens Burns? I've heard of lens flares, but  never
>  >lens burns
>
> In lake of words, i called it Lens burns, it's the effect you get if a light
> source is VERY bright and you move the camera(Or light) you will get a
> streak of "burned" light on the iris of the camera... A kind of light overload !
> Did i make my self clear ??
>
> /Mads Storm

    That makes sense... I've no idea how that would be created tho...
I don't even think it's posible to do in lightwave... But I hope I'm
wrong on this one.

                          Adrian Onsen
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