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Asher
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Calgary, Alberta
Nov 1999
time: 22:19
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quote:
Originally posted by Harry Tuttle
What's the difference there? |
Xenons are much brighter and use even less energy than Halogens. They're the kind of bulbs used for headlights in high-end cars now, they usually have almost a blueish tone because they're so incredibly white.
They also barely diffuse at all. That is, it's a very, very acurate light -- very good for headlights. If you look at halogen headlights versus xenon, the xenon have a very clear line where light is being projected and where it's not, halogens have a "blending" zone, and incandescents just kinda shine everywhere. 
Xenon lights, in short, are brighter & whiter, use less energy, and diffuse less.
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05-11-2004 03:10
telling you the truth though, I'm visually challenged, I mean, computer animation is not the thing for me. I'm just handicapped in things like that. I draw as good as I was able when I was 8 years old. And I was horrible back then too. Even my notes are so horrible looking, that no one can understand them but me. And yes, I believe if you are doing something with animation, graphics etc, you need to be artistically gifted, which I'm not. I just crunch numbers 
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