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From: Joe <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Re: AC, Joe, and Manny: Thanks RE: Rendering
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> > Field rendering does not significantly slow down rendering. Chances are

> Hi John,
> I remember hearing that in one of the Stranahan tapes also, but the fact
> of the matter is, whenever I use field rendering, I experience nearly
> twice the rendering time.  So... my question is, how do you employ field
> rendering without adding substantially to the rendering times ??

I would like to know that also.

Joe Freeman the Video Junky
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