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From: jollick@amiglynx.UUCP (Jim Ollick)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.graphics
Subject: Re: 24bit display questions
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Date: 25 Jun 91 06:05:03 GMT
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>them, edit them, and comes with the best rendering package available for the
>Amiga (Oh, NEWTEK, why won't you let the rest of us buy it!?).  Cost <$1500.
>It won't animate without a single frame recorder, but it will do all kinds of
>fancy video effects in real-time.  It outputs composite video (a bit better
>quality than DCTV).  The paint program is a souped up version of Digi-PaintIII

The Toaster Paint program lets you paint in HAM mode only in 1/4 of the screen
at a time only. It then renders the picture to the 24 bit display. I have read
that many Toaster owners are buying DCTV to paint with and use the Toaster for
a display and DVE device.