Re: AW: lingo-l create a mask of an image

2003-01-22 Thread Carl West
Andreas* Gaunitz* wrote: http://lumpymuffins.home.attbi.com/masking It's a little bit rude, it's on a tight repeat loop, but it listens at the end of a cycle. -- Carl West [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://eisen.home.attbi.com Looks nice! It closed it's own window immediately and then

AW: lingo-l create a mask of an image

2003-01-21 Thread Michael von Aichberger
'Massage' the 24-bit image first, thinking out loud: Make another image object the same size that is some appropriate shade of grey Copy the second image onto the first using an appropriate ink (probably blend, lighten or darken) Copy the resulting image into a 1-bit image Hi Carl, thanks

Re: AW: lingo-l create a mask of an image

2003-01-21 Thread Cole Tierney
At 2:49 PM +0100 1/21/03, Michael von Aichberger wrote: 'Massage' the 24-bit image first, thinking out loud: Make another image object the same size that is some appropriate shade of grey Copy the second image onto the first using an appropriate ink (probably blend, lighten or darken)

AW: AW: lingo-l create a mask of an image

2003-01-21 Thread Michael von Aichberger
If you could preprocess the images no, I have to create a mask of an image that I create from scratch with Imaging Lingo you could probably use set/getpixel to tickle each pixel set/getpixel would certainly work, but it is far too slow I still have hope that it might work with copyPixels. In

Re: AW: lingo-l create a mask of an image

2003-01-21 Thread Carl West
Michael von Aichberger wrote: 'Massage' the 24-bit image first, thinking out loud: Make another image object the same size that is some appropriate shade of grey Copy the second image onto the first using an appropriate ink (probably blend, lighten or darken) Copy the resulting image

Re: lingo-l create a mask of an image

2003-01-21 Thread James Newton
Michael von Aichberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Imagine a 24-bit color image. If I copyPixel this image into a 1-bit image, then I get kind of a mask, some pixels are white, others are black. It seems that all pixels above a threshold have been turned to white and below that threshold they

Re: AW: lingo-l create a mask of an image

2003-01-21 Thread Andreas Gaunitz
At 14.49 +0100 03-01-21, Michael von Aichberger wrote: 'Massage' the 24-bit image first, thinking out loud: Make another image object the same size that is some appropriate shade of grey Copy the second image onto the first using an appropriate ink (probably blend, lighten or darken) Copy

Re: AW: lingo-l create a mask of an image

2003-01-21 Thread Carl West
I had some fun with it at http://lumpymuffins.home.attbi.com/masking It's a little bit rude, it's on a tight repeat loop, but it listens at the end of a cycle. -- Carl West [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://eisen.home.attbi.com I have no superfluous leisure; my stay must be stolen out of other

AW: AW: lingo-l create a mask of an image

2003-01-21 Thread Michael von Aichberger
Thanks Carl, James, Andreas! Works great! Michael [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/lingo-l.cgi To post messages to the list, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Problems, email [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Lingo-L is for learning and helping with

Re: AW: lingo-l create a mask of an image

2003-01-21 Thread Andreas Gaunitz
http://lumpymuffins.home.attbi.com/masking It's a little bit rude, it's on a tight repeat loop, but it listens at the end of a cycle. -- Carl West [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://eisen.home.attbi.com Looks nice! It closed it's own window immediately and then froze explorer. My comp crashed. :-/

Re: lingo-l create a mask of an image

2003-01-20 Thread Carl West
Michael von Aichberger wrote: ... Imagine a 24-bit color image. If I copyPixel this image into a 1-bit image, then I get kind of a mask, some pixels are white, others are black. ... Now to my question: How can I achieve the same effect, but define another threshold for the separation, lets