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    • goodboy
      goodboy last edited by

      Hi

      In Izzy examples there is a scene featuring video made up of numbers (screenshot att)
      Can I do this with a still JPEG and what actors do I use? as they are hidden in the example.
      Thanks 
      Goodboy

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      • jhoepffner
        jhoepffner last edited by

        Hello,

        Here is an easy way to do it, with core-image version.
        Jacques

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        • jhoepffner
          jhoepffner last edited by

          sent too early, here is the file 575f91-ascii.png

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          • goodboy
            goodboy last edited by

            Hi Jacques

            Fantastic, and thank you for you fast reply. Still confused as to how I can replace the letters with specific numbers?
            I need 0's and 1's only.
            Joe

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            • Michel
              Michel Izzy Guru last edited by

              @goodboy

              Years ago I made an image in Photoshop that is 400px wide and 10px high. See attached image. I think you can do the same by just using 0 and 1.

              Best
              Michel
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              • Fred
                Fred last edited by

                The ascii characters are chosen based on their width and size to represent pixel brightness. I just made a quick test and wrote some software to use only 0 and 1. It will work but you need a very high contrast image with low features. Adding some punctuation (.,-+=) makes it work a lot better. PM me if you dont find another solution.

                Fred

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