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Subject: NTSC Filtering?  Plug-in?
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One simple method that probably wouldn't produce the best results would be
to clip RGB values beyond a certain value.  This should be a simple image
filter plug-in.  :)  There are probably other far-out methods that can be
done.  Is there some book or something that may have RGB->NTSC level
conversion algorithms?

My biggest problem is that I have ideas and abilities to implement many of
these ideas but no TIME to do 'em!  ARGH!

Dan
Thinking he must have had too much caffeine...
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