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Does this have any practical use? It seems like the image equivalent of treating an HTML file as a huge string of characters -- instead of as the representatio
by ddebernardy 11y ago
Does this have any practical use?
It seems like the image equivalent of treating an HTML file as a huge string of characters -- instead of as the representation of a DOM tree. Which makes very little sense.
Plus, you seldom want to do trivial things like selecting red pixels and flipping their color to green. You want to select red eyes and flip those to their correct color.
- kubiiii 11y agoI find this interesting, but I also would like to see more complex use cases. For example using using some kind of select union on several images to output a synthetic image highlighting differences or similarities?
- JonaSmith 11y agoSame here. A more complex exemple/case study would be great.
- Keyframe 11y agoDeclarative language seems appropriate for image manipulation, at least for selecting an area for operation and then running a kernel over it. It would be interesting to see how one could implement, let's say, luminance calculation (any type) or anything that needs to go back and forth over pixels. Also, pixels which aren't 24-bit per pixel, but more.
- phildo3 11y agoI initially made this as a tool to help alongside game development - specifically spritesheet editing, and futzing with textures-as-data and the like. Was never intended to be a high level replacement for photoshop or anything hah. (ugh, what is this "limit 2 posts per hour" madness... lol)