Amiga Raytracing Society

[Jay22]

Originally Posted by hUMUNGUs

Selecting Screenmode works fine here. On V4.

All sorted thanks did a fresh install of the O.S And it works fine now. Nice 24 bit renders from now on. Shame we can't save straight to 24bit anims.

[Muadib]

Originally Posted by Jay22

All sorted thanks did a fresh install of the O.S And it works fine now. Nice 24 bit renders from now on. Shame we can't save straight to 24bit anims.

Good work!

You actually don't want to write directly to anim, since aside from the post-processing posibilities a frame storing option has you dont have to worry should anything happen to the computer(random crash etc), you just restart the rendering where it stopped, instead of the beginning.

[hUMUNGUs]

What software do you guys use to convert thoose 24 bit images to anim/mpeg ? FFShop ?

Vampire V4

[Muadib]

Originally Posted by hUMUNGUs

What software do you guys use to convert thoose 24 bit images to anim/mpeg ? FFShop ?



Vampire V4

For playing them on my Amiga I use ImageFX/Autofx for batch-converting iff24 (or .tiff) to anim5 (or to ham8 images and then Scala's Animlab for saving to Anim8L)

For external mp4/mov assembling I make sure to save to .tiff on LW and then copy them to a winz system for importing on Premiere or linux system for importing them on Cinelerra, as tiff sequences.

The topic will be discussed in one of the next episodes of my Tutorials series (https://www.twitch.tv/muadib3d).

[hUMUNGUs]

Ok. Thanks. But i want to do everything on the Amiga. The Vampire is fast. What apps do you recommend ?

[Muadib]

Originally Posted by hUMUNGUs

Ok. Thanks. But i want to do everything on the Amiga. The Vampire is fast. What apps do you recommend ?

I agree.

On the previous post, first paragraph i mentioned ImageFX and Scala. Also ADPro is a nice image conversion program.

[hUMUNGUs]

Thank you :-)

[Marchie]

If you're brave enough, you can render straight to an anim file that you can bring into DPaint or Deluxe Video.

[Muadib]

Originally Posted by Marchie

If you're brave enough, you can render straight to an anim file that you can bring into DPaint or Deluxe Video.

You could, yet aside from the danger of losing your work if the rendering gets interrupted, its also that anim resolutions saved by LW cannot be controlled, so even a low res anim will actually be saved as a 752*576 anim.