Re: Photographing Screen

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From: Bob Taylor
Date: Thu, 03 May 1990 14:43

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Shutter speed can be very important - you actually want something relatively
slow.  I don't know what the scan rate for mac monitors is, but a longer
exposure (probably greater than 1/30 - something like 1/8) would insure that
you didn't catch any screen drawing "dead spots" - if you've seen wierd looking
monitors in a movie before, you know what I'm talking about.

bob taylor
HP Vancouver

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From: robertt@hpvcfs1.HP.COM (Bob Taylor)
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Subject: Re: Photographing Screen
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