Attached Link: http://www.lynescreations.com/mymorphs.htm

http://www.lynescreations.com/mymorphs.htm

thanks - I'll check it out

Thanks so much for all your help and offers. I did get one that I can use. I found it in connection with the trueSpace program tutorials. MJ

Attached Link: http://www.gliftic.com/

Here is another option. This image was generated using Gliftic by Owen Ransen. The program can be found at site linked here.

Thanks! I'll try that. MJ

Attached Link: http://www.abstractconcreteworks.com/essays/scanning/Backlighter.html

http://www.abstractconcreteworks.com/essays/scanning/Backlighter.html This site may be all that you will need - cheap fast way to copy slides with scanner. I have a UMAX Astra2000 that has slide scanning ability, however, if I wanted gallery or publishing quality I would go to a photo shop and have the slide scanned to Kodak CD (a service like this could be available by mail order) for really high resolution. Also, check out: http://www.kodak.co.uk/ I took my slides to a local photo shop that had the service and it cost $10 base price plus $2 per slide to have this done. Slides were extremely high resolution in 3 different formats. If you are only doing 1 then there must be mail order places that service your area where you can mail in the slide and they will send a photo back to you. Check the yellow pages and internet for photo labs. Other, more expensive, ways to make slides, if you need a lot of them done: Cibachromes: requires darkroom to burn slide onto print paper and then print can be processed in a single container with the chemicals. (as opposed to multi processin normal color prints). If you have a college or photo school nearby perhaps a student could do this for you. Attachment for camera: I have a Nikon and was able to buy a slide copier attachment that permitted a slide to be placed in a holder in front of the camera lens for copy to be shot. These attachments are available with or without lightmeter. The ones with lightmeter hookup are better but more expensive. MJ

Holidays! Halloween is not too far away. Then, Thansgiving, then Christmas, then New Years Day then Groundhog Day... ;-> then Mardi Gras...the possibilities are endless.. Themes: Seasons, Months, Historical Events, Movies, Movie/TV Star, Favorite TV Show, Rock Bands, Poser in Space, Futuristic, Famous Artists and Models (in the artists' style), Flora and Fauna, Scenes from Novels, (real and fictitious characters) Mythology: Egyptian, Greek, Roman, others...way to use the recent marble column, gladiator outfits, and other stuff from the free stuff area. Amusement Parks, Fairgrounds, Carnivals...ways to use that new Carousel. Mad Scientist...op to create characters, props Time Travel - Poser visits the real Jurassic era or skin dives in Silurian seas, (got the AK plesiosaur?)... What if...some historical event turned out differently... Specific contests to create a new character, new textures for existing things, new props, etc. The contests should be open to all levels...could be judged on creativity (originality and inventiveness) amongst other things... Beginners should not be eliminated. The contest could be the impetus for a beginner to get really involved with Poser. Or, for a more seasoned artist to try a new method. Contest announcement, then 2 week deadlines would permit more contests to be held. Not everyone will be entering every contest, so it would be possible for more than one to be running at any time. I used to do creative programming, so if you need more help, e-mail me MJ

Alla, there is free Vue2 in PC Format August 2001 Issue 125. There is a link on the CD to get free registration serial number. I found this magazine in the geek section of PC mags and not in the creative section.

For Barbarella fans there is a brief article at: http://www.onemedia.com and a link to several movie posters (used) available from amazon.com This is one of my favoite "design" movies of all time...perfect for Poser fashions!

If you mean Poser 3.0 to Poser 3.0.1 it is at: http://www.curiouslabs.com/downloads/index.html Bottom of page.

http://www.renderosity.com/softgood.ez?Who=Seven+Wolves

Bonjour! MJ Acadienne de La Louisiane!!