realtime digitizing in 1/60th of a second - but transferring the image to the Amiga takes several seconds
separate PAL and NTSC versions
supported NTSC resolutions are 320×200, 384×240 (overscan), 320×400, 640×200, 640×400
can digitize in colour (except in 640×400) in 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 (EHB) or 4096 (HAM) colours, in 16 grays or in definable pseudo colours
uses its own built-in RAM to digitize
external control knobs for intensity (brightness), hue (colour bias) and saturation
composite input (RCA connector)
connects to the parallel port (Centronics) and between the monitor and the RGB port (2× DB9)
external power supply
FrameGrabber 2.0 software
pre-digitizing options:
Over Sampling - digitize an image any specified number of times up to 50 and combine them into a composite (gives far better results than a single capture)
Multiple Exposure - gives two samples
Mirror Image
Weighted - modifies the automatic contrasting performed
Auto Zone - improves image quality in the center at the expense of the border areas
these options can be combined in a variety of ways
grabs images in 256 gray levels (the original colour capable FrameGrabber can achieve 16 gray levels only) - suitable for capturing 24 bit images in three pass
24 bit colour images can be obtained with three pass digitizing using the supplied colour wheel
cannot digitize in realtime - digitization takes 1/30th of a second and transferring the image to the Amiga plus displaying it takes 5 to 25 seconds
uses its own built-in RAM to digitize and display 256 gray levels on the Amiga screen (framebuffer)
supported resolutions are 320×200, 320×400, 384×240 (overscan), 384×480 (overscan)
external control knobs for intensity and black level
four composite inputs (RCA connectors) working in two ways:
all inputs accept independent video signals, each of which can be either monochrome or colour composite (treated as monochrome) - the active input is selected via software
the first three inputs accept colour video as separate red green and blue signals, and the fourth accepts the composite synchronization signal - in tandem with a colour RGB video camera, a colour image can be taken without colour wheel, in three pass
connects to the parallel port (Centronics) and between the monitor and the RGB port (2× DB9)