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Charile writes –
Phil, you should check out this cool Apple II stop motion rig one of my commenters made in the 80’s, I think it’s right up your alley. He had the computer control the camera and a spinning wheel of color filters. The computer rendered one frame in monochrome for each color of each frame.
Cinemagic magazine from 1985 – Link.
6 thoughts on “1985 computer animation on an Apple IIe”
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I have this issue of this magazine! I remember thinking how cool it was to be able to put computer graphics in a homemade movie.
How far we’ve come.!
screaminscott
So you’re the one!
Yes, the technology has given us ‘Shrek’, but I don’t see any Pentium 4 computer animations on YouTube.
Maybe I’m wrong.
I saw a neat CGI short with giant WWII robots.
The Gamers know what I mean.
Maybe I should post the other 7 minutes.
Part is anaglyphic 3D.
Just a rotating dodecahedron wireframe, but looks ok with the red/blue glasses.
If I can find a decent/affordable Super 8 film to DVD transfer service, I’ll post the film ‘Asteroid’ on YouTube.
Can you MAKE a reccommendation?
I believe that your experiment is amazing… You must be a passionate programmer if you could program that stuff. I have a site on backlinks and i love it as much as you love your programming.