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Sep 19, 2007 14:08 |  #1

Hi,

take a look at this website:

http://interact10ways.​com …formation_inter​active.htm (external link)

But be aware, you might spend quite a bit of time there...

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Sep 19, 2007 16:29 |  #2

Needs Active X - which I don't run.


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Sep 19, 2007 16:42 as a reply to  @ Mark_Cohran's post |  #3

And I'm on Linux.  :p


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Sep 19, 2007 16:50 |  #4

That is great! I wonder what software does that?


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Sep 19, 2007 18:25 |  #5

Mark_Cohran wrote in post #3965643 (external link)
Needs Active X - which I don't run.

Riff Raff wrote in post #3965713 (external link)
And I'm on Linux.  :p

Which is a pity.

To explain it to all of those who can not access the site, it starts with a picture and allows you to select an area to zoom in.

Once you zoom in, the pixels of the original photograph are represented by smaller images (of a certain predominant colour matching the colour of the pixel) on which you can zoom in again ... and so on ... and most of the images are quite nice.

There is software out there that does this ... like this one: http://www.engadget.co​m …e-your-own-photo-mosaics/ (external link) and http://www.andreaplane​t.com/andreamosaic/sam​ples/ (external link)
But in Real-time, it's quite cool.

Reminds me a lot of those fractal images I used to calculate on my C64 ... back in 83 I think.
Without the 8 hour wait needed to calculate a new image, of course ;-)a

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Sep 19, 2007 18:43 |  #6

The imageries they use for dark images and light images are very contrasting in nature. Very cool link.


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Sep 20, 2007 17:14 |  #7

Amazing site. Thanks for the post.


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OK, so what's the speed of dark?

  
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