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From: Joe Angell <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: GLOW and FIELD RENDERING QUESTION
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> for example the light bulb overhead which is actually not
> a constant source of light, but one which is subject to the 60 CPS
> properties of AC, yet it appears to be constant.

Actually, since Incandesants burn, they actaully ARE on constantly (I
think...)  Florecent Lights, however, do have that 60CPS problem, and can
cause problems when shooting film and, to a lesser extent, video (due to
the fact that the 60CPS is a multiple of the 30FPS the camera does...
you'll see it more on Film cameras, which do 24FPS).

It's late here, too... <yawn...> :)

-- Joe
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