Almathera
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Almathera Systems Ltd were an Amiga software developer who were in business between 1990 and 1997, developing CD-ROM based software for the CDTV and AmigaCD32, along with multimedia software for the Amiga computer, such as the initial releases of Photogenics, the 24-bit paint program for the Amiga developed originally by Paul Nolan. The rights to this software reverted to Paul Nolan after Almathera went out of business in 1997.
Important software titles developed by Almathera include:
- CDPD - Public Domain Collection
- The Demo CD - 660Mb of Amiga Scene demos
- CDPD 2/3/4
- 17-Bit Collection - Public Domain library put onto two CDs (and two further updates)
- Video Creator - CD32 multimedia title allowing music video creation tricks
- Photogenics 2 - CD-based version of Photogenics paint software. Released 1996
- A-Plug In Collection - Photoshop Plug-In filters (for PC), first, and last non-Amiga release from Almathera. Now available for free download from Mysterious Ways (http://www.mways.co.uk/prog/plugin.php).