Hello can we take like screen shots or pictures of the visualization and save it digitally? Thanks all
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This might not be a very satisfying answer. I have a T-adapter for my nikon, and I tried it in the Coronado without success. I didn't put a Barlow in to see if that makes a difference. Eye relief is minimal in the Coronado, and I suspect with the adapter I can't get the focal plane of the camera close enough.
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Try a book "Observing the Sun with Coronado Telescopes" By Pugh. I got mine on Amazon used. I think it will help.
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Hello, They should show the 2d graphics as 2d- there is not really a way to convert those. For true 3d games and the modeling programs, yes and no. For the modeling apps ( I use Rhinoceros) they may- But probably only with a plug-in or such. For the 3d games, again- yes and no. If it supports TRUE 3d (works by showing 2 separate images from a slightly different viewpoint) then definitely yes. If not, then it just depends on how you configure it. For apps like Word, minesweeper, solitaire, AIM or Photoshop, no. Not unless you find a way to view you monitor like described above. I hope this helps, Matthew
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Sorry this answer is a little late. Yes, we can show you how to do it. We will take pictures, upload them to aniota.com and let you know where they are as soon as they're up. jwhite
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Hello...You can as long as your files to convert ends with .bmp, .tga, .pcx , .tif or tiff. I'm not sure about anything else. Hope this helps.
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The video/photo output is very good on Windows 7. About as good as you are going to get without shelling out thousands of dollars....also, I am not sure how good of a photoshop wizard you may be..But I have used photoshop to "auto stitch" multiple images together into a super high resolution image..Works great and looks great...but keep in mind...nothing will ever compare to a eyepiece view...which is completely optical and not affected at all by any digital compressions....
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How do you copy the video to the computer? I am having problem to copy the picutres and vidio to my computer.Thanks
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You have to use a computer a with monitor. I purchased digital art software at around $40 also, but it _might_ work with pre-installed apps on a computer like Windows Paint.
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I don't believe that you can...NO.However, saying that; the video recording always produces a jpeg from the first frame or so of the video, that appears when you download the video to your computer.
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No this software is just a editing software not a digitizing software. You would need the digitize and stitch software.
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No. That can be done easily with a free third party software like Frameshots 3.
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As far as processor, yes, and Ram, yes, but it may lag just a bit at the initialization stage of a visualization, and I would be certain to trim the system of all non-essential Windows or Microsoft apps and services and also have nothing running in background simultaneously - So, yes.
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I am certain you can purchase this product with a CD -- but I prefer the downloadable versions, so no disk --- just download the application and install it. I taught myself how to use it pretty fast. I really like this project --- far better than MS Paint. Once installed, all you have to do is click on the "Print Screen" and the Snagit Tool opens and you can capture whatever you want.
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If you can get pics on a flash drive, just plug it in and play. I'm sure I could learn to customize the presentation, but it is easy to take care of the basic program.
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You could do it with a external USB cd drive. There might be a way to do it from the Wacom website.
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TI-Connect (as well as other transferring programs) is able to do this. It should have come on the CD-ROM that was provided with the calculator when you bought it. If you don't have the disk or lost it, you can download the latest version of TI-Connect from http://education.ti.com/educationportal/sites/US/productDetail/us_ti_connect.html. Make sure it's able to detect your calculator after you install it. TI-ScreenCapture is what you want. With it, you're able to take a snapshot of whatever is on the calculator's screen at the moment, which you can then save as an image file on the computer.
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You should be able to do so but it would be unnecessarily complicated. I'm certain there are better softwares for such thing, AfterEffects would be a better option but also complicated for something simple. Whatever built-in software that comes with OSX these days is likely your best best. Would not recommend FCX/FCP for just a slideshow.
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No. It cant as it is a raster imaging program. You will have to either use Illustrator or Inkscape.