The computer has been running really slow and it's because of Scratch Disk. I found in the Preferences that you have the options to change the setting. I noticed the computer runs better since changing this setting but I still think it could be faster.
Here's a setting I used to get a clean up I scanned 'black and white' line art after scanning.
Exposure: In a camera, the amount of light that reaches the film (analog) or CCD or CMOS sensor (digital). The exposure is achieved by the sum of the shutter speed, aperture (f-stop) and ISO setting.
Offset: Gamma Correction: A method of compressing an image that enables 8 bits per pixel to look almost as good as 24 bits per pixel.
Gamma Correction: An adjustment to the light intensity (brightness) of a scanner, monitor or printer in order to match the output more closely to the original image. A gamma correction imposes the complement of the "tone curve" in order to flatten the line and bring the gamma closer to the ideal 1.0
Larry pops his head up into the scene after Tall Cat stands up.
I spent a unrecorded many hours on a 'light effect' yesterday. After many versions I decided on this.
I still would rather have the light speed lighter and lighter out like you can make in ABOBE Illustrator.
I finally settled on having a blinking red light every four seconds or so. As if something went wrong but not like a loud siren going off, more like something broke.
Then I was messing around with the idea of doing a stationary plaid pattern behind his pants since it's too hard to render in on every image.
Here's one trying to use the grey/green rear shadows behind him. Then I decided to try using a white light illuminating from the laboratory...
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Here's another one playing with the idea putting patterns in the tree.
This close up follows with more light effects.
