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From: mfo@rayssd.UUCP (Miguel F. Oyarzun)
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Subject: Re: flicker
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Date: Sun, 10-Aug-86 13:14:59 EDT
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	Many people have (and will continue to) offer the Long Persitence
Monitor option as a solution to the hi-res flicker problem.  One potential
problem with this approach is that animation applications might require
faster phosphor response to prevent blurring.  In this context, I suspect
many users (myself included) would welcome alternate hardware solutions.
In the meantime, I have found that by reducing the brightness and contrast
on the 1080 Amiga Monitor, hi-res flicker can be reduced considerably.  I 
have successfully used this approach to generatee BW slides using DeuxePaint
in hi-res mode with 1 bit plane.

Miguel Oyarzun