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From: jeric@accessone.com
Subject: Re: GLOW and FIELD RENDERING QUESTION
To: Robert Cohen <rcohen@shell.monmouth.com>
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D'oh! Now I see what you mean, persistance of vision....
On Fri, 27 Oct 1995, Robert Cohen <rcohen@shell.monmouth.com> wrote:
>On Fri, 27 Oct 1995 jeric@accessone.com wrote:
>> On Thu, 26 Oct 1995, Robert Cohen <rcohen@shell.monmouth.com> wrote:
>>
>> >My original point, was that since the human eye cannot detect an on to
>> >off sequence of light (or image) which is faster than one tenth of a
>> >second,
>>
>> This has got to be wrong, since I and many/most of my colleagues have no
>> problem seeing "flash frames" in the edit suite, and they are only 1/30th of
>> a second.
>
>NO, this information is not wrong. What I should have said (now that I
>re-read it) is that, with an "on to off" duration of 10th of a second
>or faster, the eye would not detect of the off.
AHHH, indeed! For an ON to OFF (to on) this is true. I was considering
the OFF to ON to OFF situation, via poorly reading your post.
>Therefore, the "apparent" resolution of a frame which was FR rendered
>will not appear to have less resolution when viewed in REAL TIME. And
>this was the point I was making.
>
>Hope this makes more sense ;))
>Robert Cohen <rcohen@shell.monmouth.com> sent this message.
Just another good reason to compose email OFF-line.
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