well, i doubt whether the colors would be that far off, anyway.is it going to be presented on celluloid or digitally? if it's digitally presented, it shouldn't be any different.
really, though, if you have 10 or so differenct colors in the animation, there are still going to be 10 colors when you present, so even if they're off slightly, it shouldn't make much of a difference.
(really, though, if you have 10 or so differenct colors in the animation, there are still going to be 10 colors when you present, so even if they're off slightly, it shouldn't make much of a difference.
Or is it?,
Mon 19 Apr 2004, 2:47,
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It's not digital.It's the other thing :)
I wish it was digital. I aught to call and find out if they can accommodate digital. This digital to NTSC conversion process (aspect ratio, color safe, title/action safe areas, etc.) is a real pain in the ass. Almost makes it not worth it.
(I wish it was digital. I aught to call and find out if they can accommodate digital. This digital to NTSC conversion process (aspect ratio, color safe, title/action safe areas, etc.) is a real pain in the ass. Almost makes it not worth it.
sof sof,
Mon 19 Apr 2004, 3:15,
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