Hold-And-Modify 8 (HAM-8)

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Hold-And-Modify 8 (HAM-8) is an advanced Amiga graphics display mode that enables high-color, photo-like images by allowing per-pixel modification of color components within a limited palette.

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Hold-And-Modify 8 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Amiga graphics display mode
HAM display mode
advantage high apparent color depth from limited palette
photo-realistic display on Amiga hardware
alsoKnownAs HAM-8 NERFINISHED
HAM8 NERFINISHED
bitDepth 8-bit pixel data
colorEncoding hold-and-modify
colorResolution 18-bit RGB
compatibleWith AGA-based Amiga models
controlBitsFunction select modify or direct color index
designedFor advanced Amiga graphics applications
displayType indexed color with component modification
generation second-generation HAM mode
introducedIn Amiga AGA chipset NERFINISHED
limitation color fringing artifacts on sharp edges
complexity of pixel editing
maxDisplayableColors 262144 colors
numberOfBitplanes 8
operatesOn per-pixel color values
paletteSize 64 base colors
platform Amiga NERFINISHED
predecessor HAM-6 NERFINISHED
Hold-And-Modify 6 NERFINISHED
relatedConcept bitplane graphics
indexed color
requiresChipset AGA NERFINISHED
successorTo original Amiga HAM mode
supportsPerPixelModificationOf blue component GENERATED
color components GENERATED
green component GENERATED
red component GENERATED
typicalUse digitized pictures
high-color graphics
photo-like images
usedIn Amiga demos
Amiga games NERFINISHED
Amiga graphics software
usesBitplanes yes

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Advanced Graphics Architecture supportsDisplayMode Hold-And-Modify 8 (HAM-8)