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>While we're on the subject... Has anyone got a better way of doing
>crossfades of image sequences? I'm using FRED's "Sequence Compositor" right
>now, and it certainly works, but it's a pain to set up.
>
>I'm taking a LW generated sequence of 90 frames and splitting it in the
>middle, I then take the last 45 frames and xfade to the first 45 frames over
>30 frames, thus making a looping sequence of 60 frames.
>
>If I had to do this for more than a couple sequences, it could quickly
>become tedious. For the moment we can leave Premiere out of the discussion,
>a cheaper solution is preferred.

I would just load it back into LW as BG / FG images and do the FG Dissolve
thing... since you're already familiar with LW....   :)

Alan Chan
Vision Digital

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