At 12:29 PM 4/3/96 -0500, you wrote:
>Regarding the following from Aloisia Schmid:
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>Also, by the way---I have recently seen some talks in which individual
>z-series frames or time lapse images are loaded onto video tape or somehow
>converted to film for viewing as a movie.  Does anyone know what the
>hardware involved for that consists of and how it works?
>
>Aloisia (Alice) Schmid
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If you use Windows 95 or NT, you can download the free ImageTool program
from maxrad6.uthscsa.edu (FTP-site). It has a built-in capability of
creating so-called Stacks, which consist of several images and can be played
as a movie.
 
Peter Stalmans
 
 
 It is possible to transfer images to video tape for playing at meetings
etc.  You do need a video recorder and also a video printer.
 The printer is connected to your framegrabber output  and then it is
connected to the video recorder via the printers video output.  Playing
your  'movies' through the printer while recording with the video will
result in a video of your work.
 Hope this helps.
 
Andy
 
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