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    That's really professionally well made
    I'll take a copy when it's done

    Just a side note though: Could someone please explain to me why LivePro (on colour cycles) overlaps the cycle ever so slightly? (At about 5 o'clock) I've found this a little annoying sometimes when trying to make multi-brushed cycles and the things don't line up...

    Ta,
    Dan

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    Wow

    Didn't expect quite so much interest, better get my arse in gear and finish it off... But I won't be rushing it, I want to make sure it is tip top...

    Gonna be a busy few weeks ahead

    Mark

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    Okay...

    Now you did it...

    I've soiled myself.

    Are you happy now??

    Me wants!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by danielbriggs View Post

    Just a side note though: Could someone please explain to me why LivePro (on colour cycles) overlaps the cycle ever so slightly? (At about 5 o'clock) I've found this a little annoying sometimes when trying to make multi-brushed cycles and the things don't line up...

    Ta,
    Dan
    Hey Dan,

    Sounds like more of an issue with your frame than the colour cycle... Often circle frames have a slight overlap, in other words it's a circle and a bit... Some projectors need this overlap to make sure the circle doesn't tear and open up at high scan speeds.. There is a tool in LD2000 called autospacing (I think that's what it's called from memory) which fixes this...

    Here is an example of what I mean...

    Mark
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    OK, thanks Mark.
    I'll have a mooch in the settings panel on the FB3 and LivePro tomorrow. (I'm not gonna build my hopes up though if it's an LD2000 setting! )

    Ta,
    Dan

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    Quote Originally Posted by danielbriggs View Post
    OK, thanks Mark.
    I'll have a mooch in the settings panel on the FB3 and LivePro tomorrow. (I'm not gonna build my hopes up though if it's an LD2000 setting! )

    Ta,
    Dan

    You won't be able to do it in Live Pro, there is no image editor, you have to create your frames in another package... Try this one

    Mark
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    Mark,

    Looks nice - what price range are you aiming for on the DVD?

    Thanks,
    Greg

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    Sound great...

    Count me in

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    You won't be able to do it in Live Pro, there is no image editor, you have to create your frames in another package... Try this one
    I have a version of livepro with an image editor. i kept an old copy of 4.1 for editing.
    1.5W RGB internal FB3 scanpro 30's
    500mW RGB scanpro 20's
    300mW 532nM scanpro 20's
    600mW RG 4 head

    Livepro + FB3XE

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    Thumbs up

    Add me to the list of people who cannot wait!
    I think you have found a great niche here!


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