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You might find you need a transparency object that s more complex than the Fountain types offered on the Property Bar; for example, a lens flare can add a lot of photorealism to an illustration, and there doesn t appear to be this type on the Property Bar! CorelDRAW s Interactive Transparency Tool is extensible; you can engineer several transparency nodes on any of the base Fountain types To create a multi-marker transparency, first apply a transparency to an object use the Radial type to better follow this example of creating a lens flare Radial transparency Next, you drag shades of black alternating with white from the Color Palette and drop them onto the marker connector, as shown here Remember, darker shades represent transparency, and lighter shades stand for opacity You might want to reposition the new markers once you ve added them; this is done by click-dragging with the Interactive Transparency Tool If your drop point for a new marker isn t exactly over the marker connector (the blue dashed line), your cursor will turn into an international no can do symbol Drag color well shades onto marker connector To complete the lens flare effect, you find a drawing or photograph that needs a lens flare, and then position several duplicates of the lens object shown in the previous illustration in a straight line this is the way a photographic lens flare behaves In this illustration, you can see that several lens flare objects are lined up; they overlap randomly and a Polygon shape has been added for some sparkle The Polygon has a simple, two-node Radial transparency applied

Semi-reflective layer Polycarbonate Reflective layer Bonding layer Reflective layer Polycarbonate Semi-reflective layer Laser beam

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Pattern and Texture transparencies can add texture to object fill areas below the object, creating intricate detail, thus lending scene complexity that would take a great deal of time manually The Transparency Type drop-down menu includes Two-Color Pattern, Full-Color Pattern, and Bitmap Pattern transparency types With any of these selected for the transparency type, the Start transparency slider controls the percentage of transparency applied to brightness values in the chosen bitmap that lie above 126 on a brightness scale of 0 255 (256 shades); the End transparency slider controls the percentage of transparency applied to brightness values in the chosen bitmap that fall below 128

As you can see from the previous description, the addition of new layers to a disc, each with its own microscopic spiral of data, adds to the complexity of manufacturing For this reason, and the additional costs associated with multilayer disc manufacturing, many commercially released DVD titles utilize only a single layer This is suf cient to store a typical 135-minute lm For longer works, or for including multiple movie titles on a single disc, additional layers can be added to the disc to achieve the desired capacity Approximately 2 Gigabytes of storage is required for each hour of video material compressed with MPEG-2 Title producers can determine the amount of storage needed for a project and then master the disc accordingly Unlike a compact disc, which employs a single substrate, a DVD is composed of two 06 millimeter substrates that are combined to increase the rigidity The additional rigidity is also important for the overall disc balance and reducing the amount of wobble while the disc is spinning both critical characteristics for ensuring accurate reading of data from the medium

Here you can see the options on the Property Bar when the Interactive Transparency Tool is chosen:

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By now, you ve discovered from this chapter that nurturing your self-esteem and your self-image requires much more than just repeating selected mantras to yourself on a daily basis Ultimately developing your self-worth requires self-work, and that means working to accord yourself the same respect, generosity, and consideration that you would give anyone else that you love As you move closer to True North, you will begin defining the world in your own terms and making more and more intelligent choices It is my hope that this week s lessons will help guide you in this process

In many ways, the DVD is an extension of the data storage techniques originally perfected for CD-ROMs and CDs, but with its own special characteristics Just as the vast majority of CD-ROM drives are capable of playing audio CDs, DVD-ROM drives have been designed to be backward compatible with CDs and CD-ROMs The following table summarizes the similarities and differences between the two types of discs

Operators (merge modes)

Figure 22-15 shows some variations on a theme; one drawing of a shirt yields a somewhat bizarre designer collection by changing the transparency types from two-color, to full-color, to two overlaid texture objects This was done by first drawing the shirt and then creating an object that describes the outline of the shirt: one object, no shading Notice how the shading on the shirt is evident when the bitmap fills are applied to the top object The

Control markers for center, scale, and rotation Full-color pattern Texture pattern, two objects, different transparencies

Table 1: Comparison of CDs and DVDs CD Diameter Thickness Data capacity Layers Track pitch Minimum pit length Laser wavelength 120 millimeters 12 millimeters 680 Megabytes 1 16 nanometers 0834 nanometers 780 nanometers DVD 120 millimeters 12 millimeters 4700 Megabytes 1, 2, 4 074 nanometers 040 nanometers 640 nanometers

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