What are you touchin back there?

Spec has been notified...;) Hopefully he'll figure out a work-around (apart from changing back to the default style) soon.

Adam

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Originally Posted by allthatwhichis

. . .Someone needs to vectorize that picture... [popcorn]

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Fixed! No charge!

-Jonathan

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Originally Posted by tocket

I see a problem with the new design - links! They are the same color as normal text which makes them impossible to see. You can`t even change the color of them manually.

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Who cares? >:) We were discussing the logo; try to stay on track. *retardo Who needs to click on links when you have a logo like Gus is suggesting? :rolleyes:

I would think a raster would allow the skin to show up better... :confused: How is a vector graphic better? [popcorn] Might need her to pose again with the laser "on" also... :D

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Originally Posted by allthatwhichis

. . .I would think a raster would allow the skin to show up better... :confused: How is a vector graphic better? [popcorn] Might need her to pose again with the laser "on" also... :D

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Could you tell me a little more about this "raster" of which you speak? I've never heard that word used the way you did. Do you mean that the image should be optimized for color/saturation/contrast etc?

Just wondering. :)


from Wikipedia.org:
"In computer graphics, a raster graphics image or bitmap, is a data structure representing a generally rectangular grid of pixels, or points of color, viewable via a monitor, paper, or other display medium. Raster images are stored in image files with varying formats. . ."

-Jonathan

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Originally Posted by platinum

Could you tell me a little more about this "raster" of which you speak? I've never heard that word used the way you did. Do you mean that the image should be optimized for color/saturation/contrast etc?

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No, he meant that instead of trying to convert the picture of Gus' girlfriend into a standard vector-art ILDA file, we should run it through Pangolin's raster converter. This creates a raster-scanned image, similar to what you see on a standard television, that you can display with your laser projector - except that you only have about 50 vertical lines of resolution.

Evidently you missed it at SELEM last year when we played the Pangolin "Linea" show. The *entire* show is made of raster frames. So yeah, it's like watching laser television. Of course, with only 50 lines of vertical resolution, the resulting picture is a little grainy, but if you've never seen the effect before it will make your jaw drop.

Just found a video of the Linea show... Check it out. (Yet another reason to get an LD-2000!)

Adam

Holy shit... It's like watching a late 80's video game. That is freaking awesome.... *retardo*retardo*retardo*retardo
I bet it requires some pretty quick galvos....

Gus;

Believe it or not, that show runs just fine on a standard set of 30K scanners. Of course, it doesn't scan very wide (only around 5 degrees or so).

If anyone has an LD-2000 system at the upcoming PaCoLEM, be sure to ask them to run the "Linea" show for you so you can see it in real life.;)

And yeah, it's pretty damn cool. *retardo

Adam

I should have made that connection. Oops.

-Jonathan

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No, he meant that instead of trying to convert the picture of Gus' girlfriend into a standard vector-art ILDA file, we should run it through Pangolin's raster converter. This creates a raster-scanned image, similar to what you see on a standard television, that you can display with your laser projector - except that you only have about 50 vertical lines of resolution.

Evidently you missed it at SELEM last year when we played the Pangolin "Linea" show. The *entire* show is made of raster frames. So yeah, it's like watching laser television. Of course, with only 50 lines of vertical resolution, the resulting picture is a little grainy, but if you've never seen the effect before it will make your jaw drop.

Just found a video of the Linea show... Check it out. (Yet another reason to get an LD-2000!)

Adam

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Seriously speaking... this is not even close to how good it looks with lasers... :rolleyes:

I'll take a video of it on my projector, but I don't know if it's really legal to publish this stuff... is it? :confused:

--DDL

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