Yep, DPI is more something you consider when rendering for print. 15 fps will look clunky when you burn your final video out to tape or DVD. It's just not got the smoothness of 30 fps.... It's not that the individual frames will look to be of less quality; there will be a herky - jerky feeling to the motion. Kind of like (but not quite as bad as) watching a streamed real media file from the web. You might also have trouble getting Premiere to play the file properly; it may try to convert the 15 fps into 30 (29.97, actually), and then everything will look like fast motion. (I'm not sure about that last bit, though, haven't tried it.) torak looks cool, btw. - Dex