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Article #8766Re: Opinion on Photogenics?
From: Neil Brendan Clark
Date: Tue, 19 Mar 1996 15:54
Date: Tue, 19 Mar 1996 15:54
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Andy Low <cm-a.low@tees.ac.uk> wrote:
>Hmmm...on a stock Amiga1200 with HD, I wouldn't even bother.
I agree. It's OK if you only ever want to edit one 320x256 image at a time...
>On a 1200 with 030
>+6Mb fast, it crawls, and runs out of memory all the time.
Up to a point this is true, but it seemed not too bad with VMM. The program
has really come into its own since I got a 16M SIMM however, and the speed
is pretty good. What really slows it down is if you use a DBLPAL or whatever
screen mode - but if you stick to normal PAL, the speed is fine.
>Mind you, it does have some very good tools and image pro functions.
The thing I like about Photogenics is that it feels quite "organic" (cringe)
in use, and is great for subtle effects and image composition. I couldn't
live with it on its own though - I have to use the NetPBM toolkit for
certain types of image processing. The combination of the two I find quite
powerful.
--
"Ye'd better kiss King Willie's loof, than come by Killiecrankie-o", The Corries
Neil Clark, Transparent Telepresence Group
<http://telepresence.dmem.strath.ac.uk/>
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