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Re: Deluxe Paint IV
« on: June 23, 2008, 05:02:57 AM »
If you like DPaintIV so much (and who doesn't), check out Brilliance 2.0 as its worthy successor.

I saw Jim Sachs at an Amiga User Group meeting in Riverside, CA before the Commodore bankruptcy demonstrating it just before the official release and in his hands it was truly something amazing!  In my hands, not so much amazing, but still a great piece of work.

Also, if you can get your hands on a DCTV and/or OpalVision card, the paint programs that came with those two hardware devices were top notch as well.
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Re: Deluxe Paint IV
« Reply #1 on: June 23, 2008, 07:54:29 AM »
@Ami_GFX,

I do have DPaintV but have not used it yet.  Good to know about its undocumented capabilities.  Thanks.
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Re: Deluxe Paint IV
« Reply #2 on: June 23, 2008, 04:32:40 PM »
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Atheist wrote:
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amigadave wrote:

I saw Jim Sachs at an Amiga User Group meeting in Riverside, CA before the Commodore bankruptcy demonstrating it just before the official release and in his hands it was truly something amazing!  In my hands, not so much amazing, but still a great piece of work.

:laughing:  :laughing:
Hey amigadave!

Looky here!

I just happened to post that URL in this other thread before I saw this post of yours.



I don't see the connection to Jim Sachs showing off the features of Brilliance to a small user group in Riverside, CA right before it's release, or my lack of skill with any paint program, but thanks anyway for that link to the DPaint demo clip.   :-D
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