FLASH: Barney's Underglass effect?

[Jefferis Peterson]

http://www.barneys.com


This is not a text scroller, or at least the part that facinates me is

not. There are scrolling pictures under different degrees of opacity and

the appearance of window shades. The effect is absolutely stunning. I am

curious about what techniques would have to be used to offset scrolling

pictures [note that each layer is offset from the other slightly to give

the effect of glass refraction, and under different appearances of

opacity, as if you were viewing it through layers of glass with red tints]. 


Can anyone take a gander and give an opinion or two?   If you dont see

the window shade effect [sideways - hit home ]   


I was thinking about doing a window blind for a client site, so I'm

curious about how these things were done.


Thanks,


Jeff

-- 

Jefferis Kent Peterson

www.PetersonSales.net

Flash, Web Design and Marketing

jefferispetersonsales [dot] net

ICQ 19112253


flasher-digest


>Subject: Re: FLASH: Continous scroller

>

>Hello there!

>

>Has anyone got a clue (or even a open .fla-file) of how to make a continous

>scroller like they have done on http://www.barneys.com/. It's just really

>lovely!

>

>Thanks in advance,

>

>Andreas


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