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An image is processed with ImageMagick, so each pixel's coordinate & color is extracted. A visibly blank html grid is printed, with each cell in the grid assigned one pixel's coodinate & color. Eventual aim: each cell has a unique id string, which can be embedded on other websites. Those sites are then scraped, turning the co-ordinate & colour within the string into html which displays the pixel. | An image is processed with ImageMagick, so each pixel's coordinate & color is extracted. A visibly blank html grid is printed, with each cell in the grid assigned one pixel's coodinate & color. Eventual aim: each cell has a unique id string, which can be embedded on other websites. Those sites are then scraped, turning the co-ordinate & colour within the string into html which displays the pixel. | ||
* [[User:Eleanorg/1.2/Forbidden Pixels/storing RGB values in nested lists | storing RGB values in nested lists]] | * [[User:Eleanorg/1.2/Forbidden Pixels/storing RGB values in nested lists | storing RGB values in nested lists]] | ||
* [[User:Eleanorg/1.2/Forbidden Pixels/using jQuery to access co-ordinate & colour of each cell | using jQuery to access co-ordinate & colour of each cell]] | |||
===Reproducing an image as html=== | ===Reproducing an image as html=== | ||
Revision as of 16:24, 9 February 2012
Experimenting with breaking down illicit content - whether obscene or pirated - into the smallest possible visual units.
Code trials
Printing a blank html grid
An image is processed with ImageMagick, so each pixel's coordinate & color is extracted. A visibly blank html grid is printed, with each cell in the grid assigned one pixel's coodinate & color. Eventual aim: each cell has a unique id string, which can be embedded on other websites. Those sites are then scraped, turning the co-ordinate & colour within the string into html which displays the pixel.
Reproducing an image as html
An image is processed with ImageMagick, so each pixel's coordinate & color is extracted, then reproduced using only html/css, so it's no longer an image.