Rasterization

[TrenchMouth]

Just throwing this out there, not sure how many if any of you have tried rasterizing a picture. I did it today, and I can honestly say that I am quite pleased with the results.

It is hard to tell in this image that it is all made up of dots (though I suppose that is the point...). Certainly my favorite painting.
Just thought I would share. Anyone else here do something along these lines? I posted a little something about it on my blog (see sig). I would love to see some other peoples ideas.

 

[killuminati]

I don't know anything about this but I remembered coming across this thread and it looks like basically the same thing.

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/112954/[/URL

 

[Jeewhizz]

have you got a link to that painting in a hi-res photo?

 

[mad jew]

That's awesome TrenchMouth.


I wish I was artistic.

 

[geese]

Very Good.

I've rasterised a picture of my cat. Like it?

 

[dmw007]

Very cool TrenchMouth!

 

[dmw007]

I've rasterised a picture of my cat. Like it?

You rasterised your cat
Poor kitty

Joking aside, it looks pretty cool.

 

[ITASOR]

OP: What did you use to have the picture span multiple pages and then print them so they could be assembled? I want to try it with a huge Apple logo.

 

[aricher]

There is a (PC-only) program called "rasterbator" that you can download and create huge murals. For people on Macs you can email your image to you and they send you back a rasterbated file. Their website is down right now but when it's up check it out - cool photos of the final product that people have sent in from around the world.

Rasterbator

 

[TrenchMouth]

Yeah I used the online version of the rasterbater (here). Sorry I didnt provide the link in the first post. I dont have a high res version of the picture, but i took one i found online, blew it up a bit and then smoothed it over so as too not look too pixelated. its cool, all you need is a picture you like and bit of ink left over in your printer that you dont think you will miss.

sorry about the h-scroll