Hi-Res mode is limited to 16 colors or grey shades
two additional display modes allow more colors:
29.791 HAM color mode relies on the persistence of images on the human retina by switching two images very fast, providing intermediate colors that way
4096 color mode that uses only 16 colors - the color palette is switched each line to enable more colors
tracking (signal synchronisation), level, brightness and color controls on the front plate
switch to select either direct input signal passthrough or display of computer screen - useful for settings on an attached camera
3 different digitization modes:
Fast mode: 1 pass, image acquisition in 13s
Medium mode: 2 passes with averaging (reduces noise from the signal)
Slow mode: 4 passes with averaging (reduces noise from the signal)
software effects include Zoom, Multipic, Mosaic, Threshold, Negative
texture mapping function allows wrapping a picture around a built-in shape, e.g. cubes, hexagons, pyramids or cylinders
images can be saved in IFF or 24 bit RGB format
composite (1× BNC) and Y/C (separate chrominance and luminance - 2× BNC) inputs - the active input is selected via switch on the front plate
1× 23 pin RGB Amiga input
1× 23 pin monitor output
1× parallel port connection (header), no passthrough
requires 5V DC, provided by floppy port adapter or external power supply
metallic desktop case in white or black
Notes
software is compatible with 68020 and 68030 processors