currier@romeo.cs.duke.edu (Bob Currier - DCAC Network Comm. Specialist) (01/27/89)
Does anyone know of a PD program that will: A. Convert Degas pictures to GIF format B. Incorporate GIF format in an art program Something along the lines of the Giffer for the Mac would be ideal. Thanks for the help! =============================================================================== currier@romeo.cs.duke.edu "4 Cups of Columbian coffee, 110 db of rdc@dukeac.ac.duke.edu old time rock and roll, 70" F outside, dynamo@tucc.bitnet whatta way to start the weekend!" Bob Currier "And they call this WORK!" Network Communications Duke University Durham, NC
eahsnsr@nmt.edu (Eric A. Hobbs) (04/04/91)
...in regards to loss of detail when displaying GIFS larger than 320 x 200 : Why not use the QuickGIF viewers available at atari.archive? There are two viewers (B&W and Color). They are both very small .TTP files, they're faster than other viewers I have seen, and you don't lose much, if any, picture detail. They both create a virtual screen that you can scroll around. They are still limited to 16 colors. To get around the 8 greyscale handicap, the B&W viewer allows you to select from one of 6 palettes that introduce the 8 shades of another color on top of the 8 pure grey shades. While this introduces a false color into the picture, the results are usually very good. Just my $0.025 cents worth. ---------------- Eric A. HOBBS! eahsnsr@JUPITER.nmt.edu