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[[File:bäume-grün.jpg|400px]] | |||
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I used a similar technique to create christmas postcards. | |||
The first one is a photo of trees in winter and only the darkest parts of the picture are shown. I printed the result with a pen plotter. | |||
[[Media:b_ume.pde|Link to Algorithm]] | |||
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The second one is a candle and only the brighter pixels are displayed. The pixels are simplified into two orthogonal lines. Their length is depending on their brightness. | |||
I don't know why, but this one could not be printed with the plotter. | |||
[[Media:kerze.pde|Link to Algorithm]] | |||
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[[File:pixelSorting_02.jpg|400px]] | |||
|This is a result from the so called Pixel Sorting technique we did in class. | |||
Original Picture is a portrait of Richard Avedon by Jacques-Henri Lartique, 1966. | |||
[[Media:pixelSorting.pde|Link to Algorithm]] | |||
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[[File:pictureTo3dLines2.jpg|400px]] <br> <br> | |||
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|We also started to work within a 3d environment. we loaded images and made the height of their pixels depending on their brightness. <br> | |||
As images, I took some results of earlier algorithms, <br> | |||
the first is the one from the grid lesson <br> | |||
the other one from the balloon lesson. I like that one because in 2d it looks to me like a growing earth ball and in 3d like beautiful snowy mountains. | |||
[[Media:peasyCam_dreiDmitBild_berge.pde|Link to Algorithm]] | |||
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