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Seaman ![]() Joined: 14 March 2006 Online Status: Offline Posts: 3 |
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Hi, Scenario: A webpage of 1000X1000 pixels and each pixel is a photo. Would appreciate help/ comments from pixperts (pixel experts ;D) on whether above can be done. Thanks & Regards, :) Edited by pxpx |
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Psychotic_Carp
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do you need a script that does it on the fly?
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Pixel_Outlaw
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Yes. It can certinly be done i thought of an algorithem a long time ago. ( you will have many *for* loops ) 1 the main image is composed of pixels. 2 you have a database of pictures, 3 the program first evaluates the first pixel in the drawing to get the color, then it gets the average color for each picture in the database then it simply choses the best picture in the database that the average of pixels match the original image this repeats untill all pixels in the target image have a picture assigned to them. I have never found the time to implliment this and you have some problems. You nedd many picture sto do this with any accuracy. Edited by Pixel_Outlaw |
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pxpx
Seaman ![]() Joined: 14 March 2006 Online Status: Offline Posts: 3 |
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Originally posted by Psychotic_Carp
do you need a script that does it on the fly? Yes, would not mind paying an affordable fee for it. |
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pxpx
Seaman ![]() Joined: 14 March 2006 Online Status: Offline Posts: 3 |
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Originally posted by Pixel_Outlaw
3 the program first evaluates the first pixel in the drawing to get the color, then it gets the average color for each picture in the database then it simply choses the best picture in the database that the average of pixels match the original image this repeats untill all pixels in the target image have a picture assigned to them. I have never found the time to implliment this and you have some problems. You nedd many picture sto do this with any accuracy. Hi, |
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