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From: bobl@pro-graphics.cts.com (Bob Lindabury)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: SA4D/Silver --> Dynamic?
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Date: 20 Jan 90 17:36:05 GMT
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In-Reply-To: message from R38@PSUVM.BITNET

> Sound interesting?  Has anyone done this?  Is there anyone willing to try
> it?
> I would love to render 24 bit files and display them in Dynamic Hires
> (ok, not quite 16 mil colors, but no ham junk!)
> Please E-Mail me!
> 
> Marc Rifkin... R38@PSUVM
> 814-867-4837

Yes, it is interesting and you can do just that!  Render your scenes in Sculpt
or Turbo in 24 bit format and then run your copy of RGBExchange by Troy Barlow
(a user here on my system - troyb@pro-graphics.cts.com) and load either the
Sculpt or Turbo Silver modules as well as the Digiview conversion module and
you just click on the gadgets to convert your 24 bit RGB file to Digiview RGB
format.  Then you run your Digiview 4.0 and save the resulting image out to a
nice crisp Digiview Dynamic Hi-Res File.  Works like a charm.

By the way, I've sent a copy of RGBExchange out to Tad Guy at Xanth so it
should be up in the library there somewhere by now if you are looking for it.

If you don't have FTP access and you want this program, you can call my system
(number in signature) and use Xmodem Checksum (no CRC, sorry) to download the
file which is something like 120k ZOOed.

Enjoy!

-- Bob
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