On 11 Dec 99 at 0:00, Pippi/Yolanda wrote:
>>the top choices for graphics and video work, the local video coop used
>>amigas for all their work, so I suppose they are capable of quite a bit,
>>depending on which one/kind you use. I also heard that battlestar galactica
>>movie's animations were created with amigas. bye,,,,,,,,,,,,,,(\ Yolanda
I don't know about whether Battlestar Galactica's effects were done
with Amigas, but another scifi series whose name escapes me (it had
Bruce Boxleitner in it) had the effects done on Amigas. It might
still be the machine of choice for Hollyweird special effects if
Commodore had not bit the big one several years ago. BTW, Gateway
owns the Amiga technology now. I don't know what their plans are for
it. I bought an Amiga 1000 two summers ago at a yard sale for $10 US,
but I could only use it with my old Commodore composite monitors as I
did not have an RGB monitor with a compatible cable to connect it. It
is still stored away till I get all that free time to play with it
someday. ;)
Regards,
Dale Mentzer
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>>http://members.home.net/pippi5 {.. / .-.. --- ...- . / -... ..- -. -. .. .
>>... .-.-.- } A+ "There are only two things that are really infinite. Space,
>>and human stupidity." -- A. J. Einstein
>>
>>I wish the buck stopped here. I could use a few.
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