Re: Which Program To Use?

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From: Jay Chevako
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2009 22:58

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If you want something that would work between print and film you would 
have to work with such high resolution images for print that would bring 
any video system to it's knees after only a few frames.
Jay

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