heather@merlin.bcm.tmc.edu (Heather Mayor) (08/09/90)
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haynes@unssun.nevada.edu (Kenneth Haynes) (12/01/90)
Ok Guys,
After downloading and creating view3200 (version.2) I have encountered
some problems.
How does one get a picture to be shown? All I get is a screen of green and
blue fuzz when I chose the View Picture option from the File menu. I have
tried changing the file attributes, and even converted a normal Quickdraw
Picture to a Gif with SHRconvert to see if that would work...same thing.
Question is "What am I missing/overlooking/forgetting?????"
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AABENSON@MTUS5.BITNET (12/07/90)
I've had the same problem... I thought I just didn't transfer the program right. How are you supposed to view these [alleged] 3200 color pictures? And where do you/they get 3200 colors from in the first place? Are we using dithering, interrupts, or a combination? THanks! - Andrew P.S. Please email responses to "aabenson@balance.cs.mtu.edu"
toddpw@nntp-server.caltech.edu (Todd P. Whitesel) (12/11/90)
AABENSON@MTUS5.BITNET writes: >I've had the same problem... I thought I just didn't transfer the program >right. How are you supposed to view these [alleged] 3200 color pictures? >And where do you/they get 3200 colors from in the first place? Are we using >dithering, interrupts, or a combination? View3200 and ShowPic5.x can view 3200 color pictures. 3200 colors works by a very CPU intensive process that allows the displayed picture to have a new palette of 16 colors on every line -- with 200 lines that's 3200 colors. Most pictures that have been converted to 3200 colors were 256 color GIFs anyway, and do not make anywhere near full use of the 3200 potential colors. Todd Whitesel toddpw @ tybalt.caltech.edu