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Subject: RENDERING TIMINGS
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FWIW, IMHO, a good scene tht is widely available now is the B5 "Jumpgate and
Vorlon ship" scene that is on the LightROM CD. I rendered the thing in Med
Res with motion blur, etc., on my old A2000 + GVP '040 and it took quite a
while... mebbe I'll do it again and run a clock on it this time...  'Sides,
the jumpgate is a "definately cool" scene :->

BTW, the LightROM CD itself can justify the cost of a low-end CDF deck.
(Besides, I "hear" LW 4.0 will be available on CD, too!)

(No, I'm not getting any sales commissions on the CD :-) )

Luke (Pat) Montgomery                "REAL" E-mail: [e-mail]
CompVid Computer Video Graphics Services      CompuServe: 70274,2177
Greater Kansas City                            Voice: [phone]
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