Excellent quality photo. What is the model of the camera used? Thanks.

Orientation of image: 1
File change date and time: 2010:02:06 08:45:45
Image input equipment manufacturer: Canon
Image input equipment model: Canon EOS 450D
Software used: Paint.NET v3.36
Exposure time: 0.8
F number: 5.6
Exposure program: 1
ISO speed rating: 400
Shutter speed: 0.375
Aperture: 5
Exposure bias: 0
Metering mode: 5
Flash: 16
Lens focal length: 60
Focal plane X resolution: 4865.6
Focal plane Y resolution: 4876.71
Focal plane resolution unit: 2
Custom rendered: 0
Exposure mode: 1
White balance: 0
Scene capture type: 0

Wow! I just looked up the price for a Canon EOS 450D, but unfortunately it's much more than I can afford. I would like to get a cheap camera, that can take good close up pics indoors - eg: photos of retro hardware.

Canon EOS 450D and EF-S 60mm macro lens
perfect perpendicular with a tripod and some extras
works good up to full length add on cards like V5 6000, ATX Mainboard are hard on the border

and thats only the 1024px version, most pictures i also make in a quadHD resolution version

Could you fix the title, please?

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ELSA GLoria : ftp://ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de/pub/msdos/mirrors/f … ICS/GLORIA/4_8/ (Try GLA_W95.ZIP) (ftp://ftp.mb3.tu-chemnitz.de was the main elsa.de mirror, but it doesn't allow now anonymous access?)
Though I wouldn't use 3dlabs chips based cards with 9x. These were really NT cards. (I use a Permedia 2 on my AlphaNT - works fine. It seems there were also drivers for PowerPC NT and MIPS NT, but I couldn't find a copy.)

thanks

looks like the GLA_W95.ZIP is what i just had
the NT4 looks nice has also a opengl.dll in it

Yes, excellent quality picture indeed! I first thought that image was linked from another website, like the maker's ad or products page.

exxe have you tried emailing timbre, he might have them

try the GLoria under NT4, looks like its working
create a half-life profile and it have effect on the quality

did someone have a old CAD software?

GL1zdA wrote:

Though I wouldn't use 3dlabs chips based cards with 9x. These were really NT cards.

I agree. I just bought a VP870 as I once had a VP970 [which is slightly faster but uses the same driver] and remember it had great quality and whizzy things like making windows transparent when you moved them. Also optimised OpenGL and DirectX settings for a reasonable number of games [like Diablo 2 for example]. Not that they were marketed as gaming cards, but the rumours once were that creative bought them out to use the chip in consumer cards [don't think that happened].

This time round, I installed it on a Windows 98 machine with an XP2000+, whereas before I used a Windows 2000 box with a Pentium 3 866. Big mistake. No eye candy transparent windows [not in the driver]. And for Diablo 2 on max settings I ended up with something like 7-8 fps in Harrogath, ie. hopeless. Looked ok though 😵 .

GL1zdA wrote on 2010-02-24, 00:24:

ELSA GLoria : ftp://ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de/pub/msdos/mirrors/f … ICS/GLORIA/4_8/ (Try GLA_W95.ZIP) (ftp://ftp.mb3.tu-chemnitz.de was the main elsa.de mirror, but it doesn't allow now anonymous access?)
Though I wouldn't use 3dlabs chips based cards with 9x. These were really NT cards. (I use a Permedia 2 on my AlphaNT - works fine. It seems there were also drivers for PowerPC NT and MIPS NT, but I couldn't find a copy.)

Here is a mirror with http/https support. https://elsa.retropc.se/

https://elsa.retropc.se/gloria/4_8/gla_w95.zip