In other news, I have a couple different software packages for photomosaics. Luckly I have a huge image archive to do the mosaics. The down side, is I need to go find all the pictures with naughty stuff, and not include them, so I don't embarrass myself or others by mistake. The first package, metapixel, seems to be fastest, and is commandline based, and delievers corrupted output. The other package is JImageMosaic. It's slow, writen in Java, but seems to work. My one complaint is they seem to just pixelize the source image. The it averages the color of each image of the library of images and trys to match each mega pixel in the source image ot the a picture in the library with about the same color average. They really need to take it a step further and look at where the colors in the images are, to try to more accurrately match the shapes in the images. But that would take forever and a day to process. I just wish they offered it as an option.
In other news, I have a couple different software packages for photomosaics. Luckly I have a huge image archive to do the mosaics. The down side, is I need to go find all the pictures with naughty stuff, and not include them, so I don't embarrass myself or others by mistake. The first package, metapixel, seems to be fastest, and is commandline based, and delievers corrupted output. The other package is JImageMosaic. It's slow, writen in Java, but seems to work. My one complaint is they seem to just pixelize the source image. The it averages the color of each image of the library of images and trys to match each mega pixel in the source image ot the a picture in the library with about the same color average. They really need to take it a step further and look at where the colors in the images are, to try to more accurrately match the shapes in the images. But that would take forever and a day to process. I just wish they offered it as an option.
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I've been nudged!
What's up LJ, what have I missed? :-)
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Lake Washington 2013-10-23
Lake Washington 2013-10-23, a set on Flickr. Taken this morning on my way in to work.
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IMG_5383
IMG_5383, originally uploaded by adameros. Tonight's atomic sunset.
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