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It doesn't require compiling on OS X and Windows, so for the most of "everybody" it's accessible.
by callumjones 11y ago
It doesn't require compiling on OS X and Windows, so for the most of "everybody" it's accessible.
- loomi 11y agoThanks for the clarification. Exactly for the "everybody" operating systems we provide a build. We hope soon to also sign them for even easier use.
- rebootthesystem 11y agoI just saw that the executable (on Windows) is in the zip file within the source. I think what I said still holds to a good degree. Most users expect (and need) the installation to proceed through "setup". That's not to say it isn't a neat tool. I think the title stresses the wrong thing. It's a neat tool that allows you to play with image processing operations. It has nothing to do with being "for everyone" and more to do with making experimentation with image processing techniques easy as drag-and-drop. That's the value proposition. Probably nit-picking.
- loomi 11y agoI agree, the title might be a bit on the marketing side of things. (-, Sorry about that.
- rebootthesystem 11y agoNo worries. Are you the author? Great work! I looked at it quickly, will play with it more later. Do you have Dilation and Erosion in there? Does it do video or image sequences and related motion-relevant algorithms?
- loomi 11y agoHey, we are a bunch of people working on ImagePlay the biggest contributor is my colleague smk2. Yes definitely we have Dilation and Erosion. Yes there is a way to work with image sequences, but there are no motion-relevant algorithms implemented yet.