Convergence test pattern?

[e5frog]

I wonder if there's a finished adf-file with some test patterns?

I need a pattern like this to set the convergence on my 1084S-II:


So it would be quite handy to show the image from the Amiga instead of hooking other things up.
I could probably draw it up in DeluxePaint if I needed to but it seems like someone else should have had the idea... or I could even convert this here image above to "amiga format".

[jimbob]

There definitely is, well not an adf, but I have used a video test program with a variety of different test cards.

Not certain but it might have been this one -

http://aminet.net/package/docs/hard/TestCardRTG

or this one -

http://aminet.net/package/docs/hard/TestCard

[daxb]

Search (Aminet) for "MonitorTest". That`s all you need.

[Thorham]

Originally Posted by e5frog

I could probably draw it up in DeluxePaint if I needed to but it seems like someone else should have had the idea...

An image like that is so easy to make in DPaint that it would take less time to do yourself than to post a topic and wait for a reply

[e5frog]

I actually drew it up in PaintShop Pro and saved it as Amiga .iff, then I noticed Amiga doesn't do 768x576, but 736x580 so I ended up in DeluxePaint anyway, but it helped, got the screen to look a lot better - as it's near impossible to get it perfect it's also a matter of quitting at the right time... ;-)

Selector for Cortex Floppy Emulator looks a lot better now, no longer RGB triplets floating around as starfield.

Thanks for the tips, I might download one of those in case I need to make more CRT adjustments sometime.

[Thorham]

Originally Posted by e5frog

I ended up in DeluxePaint anyway

For an image like the one you posted that's by far the easiest. All you need to do is make a square with a dot inside, cut it out, use as a brush and use the grid tool. Did it in Brilliance (similar to DPaint), and it literally takes less than 30 seconds to make.