A new A/V system designed by RHS Photography L.L.C., allows for unprecedented detail and quality to the images you view.   The creation of top quality high resolution raw video and photo imagery is converted to finished *avi or *jpeg files through this system;  there is very little loss in quality from its original source.   Just another way of bringing the very best in quality for the members of FTV :)

Scan lines, somewhat blurry, and any significant movement will be distorted.   Hardcore details of this model during play would be difficult to see even at 500x350 size.

A clearer, richer image, textures more pleasing to the eye.  Since movement is captured now, it allows for catching subtle things that would be missed by the human eye.
It allows for more images to be captured from the videos than ever before.

Grainy, false colors due to varied lighting and simply looks like a typical large video capture image.  There is also a video distortion at bottom of image.

True colors with a more photographic/polaroid look.  Imagine capturing images of fast moving objects... like a strawberry popping out or a girl squirting during orgasm -- seen by members only :)

The professional photo looks good, but a little lacking in sharpness, and colors a little more 'drab'.

Professional photos taken come out with colors, saturation and contrast the way the photographer desires it.  Images sharp & crisp even at 1000 pixels size.

With the DivX encoder digital video clips can be made at high quality with less bandwidth requirement and cost in memory.

What is DivX?

The DivX codec is based on the MPEG-4 compression format, which is a new standard of video compression that is both high quality and low bitrate. This basically means that it produces high quality video using a low amount of bits (space). Despite the fact that DivX movies are faster to encode than regular MPEG movies they are much smaller in size due to the incredible compression technology. DivX video is usually combined with MP3 sound to produce both high quality video and audio.

The DivX codec makes it possible for anyone with a computer and a broadband connection to download DVD quality movies and store them on a single CD-ROM. In the beginning this was the primary use of the DivX codec but as time has passed, people have discovered that it has more uses. DivX is today well on its way to becoming a new standard for video just as MP3 has taken over the world of music.