wow, these are gorgeous!! could you post more examples and/or describe the algorithm more completely? thanks,
joe --- mwp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > PRONRONPO 01 > 2005 > > An exploration of the process of blending between non-adjacent > pixels. > > Blending the color values between adjacent pixels in an image > produces > standard upscaling interpolation, which results in a size-enhanced, > somewhat blurry image with aliasing artifacts that is common to most > upscaling procedures to be found in commercial programs that are > designed for this like Photoshop. > > But what if we were allowed to blend the color values between > non-adjacent pixels? I dont think that such a technique is available > > in any program or filter currently around, (I had to write my own > implementation from scratch in Matlab), and the effect, Im happy to > report, produces striking results. In the instance below the original > > image is 12x18 pixels, which is upscaled 200 times with non-adjacent > pixel interpolation. The distance-measure is set at 1 pixel apart, > although any number can be used to produce an image of more or less > abstractness. > > Here, then, is one illustration of this idea, in full and in partial > detail. The picture contains explicit subject matter, so beware! > > IN FULL (12 x 18): > http://www.kunst.no/bjornmag/mpphp2004/ERE022005.jpg > > DETAIL: > http://www.kunst.no/bjornmag/mpphp2004/ERE02d2005.jpg > > > mwp > __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com
