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From: sunshine@ultima.cs.uts.oz (Inductive Inference Project)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: Re: Does anybody use Flicker Master?
Message-ID: <17694@ultima.cs.uts.oz>
Date: 11 Apr 90 07:06:50 GMT
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Another solution to the dreaded interlace problem:

 very cheap, and often very effective:

	SUNGLASSES!

 yes, your Raybans will cut out almost all of the flicker from interlace mode

 This modern wonder works fine. Although you may have to experiment with 
different shades to get the right reduction in flicker without losing the
colour content of the picture. On A-Max, which is Mono anyway, it works like
a dream.

 The only almost serious problem I have is when typing a listing or trying to
read something from paper when I am using this method, it is very difficult to 
read what is on the page with the Sunnies on.

 I find that a pair of UV specs (the kind you wear when Skiing) is perfect
showing only marginal flicker when several horizontal lines are placed near 
each other (such as inthe drag bars on Mac windows), everything else is rock
steady. If only I could read those listings with those sunnies on, it would
be bliss.

Peter Sumskas