Oct 25th 2009
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School's biting me in the ass, although still in a creative way.
Had to make a Warholizer in C# (A program that takes any image and make the famous Andy Warhol's Marlyn Monroe pop art pic that everyone knows, http://images.google.be/images?hl=en&resnum=0&q=andy+warhol+marilyn&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=jezkSruPIseQ-AbGjvXICQ&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CBQQsAQwAA ).
While making such program, I was foolishly following a photoshop tutorial on which steps to make in code, untill I got stuck, asking myself the question why the hell I converted the image into a useless black and white version.
Hence I accidently made a Threshold program.
After some more coding I actually made it.
For those who'd like to see it work, you can find some sample images and the program itself here: http://eduserv.kahosl.be/~cvanlancker/temp/MMTech/
Threshold program does what the name implies. It converts and image in black and white and balances the black and white pixels with the slider. Note: use small images because of intensive computations with larger images.
Warholenizer2 is the actual program that does the Warhole effect.
Disclaimer: although I do my best to write good programs, because the assignment involves grading me demonstrating the theory behind the graphic concepts and not the actual program, don't come bitching to me about the lack of features or weirdness'es. This is software as-is.
Image Copyright @ this is not mine I borrowed it from someone without consent, oh wait a minute, it came from the internet, so it's public domain!
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