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Nostalgia & History > Some Fun with Edge DetectionDate: 11/09/12 13:07 Some Fun with Edge Detection Author: fredkharrison Using neon edge detection filter on Gimp 2 freeware
1. Array at Empire, CA 2. Array at Empire, CA 3. Barstow tower Fred Harrison Central Point, OR CORPpower/JSS/EORS    Date: 11/09/12 14:31 Re: Some Fun with Edge Detection Author: wjpyper I'm not sure I understand the purpose of thisa software.
Date: 11/09/12 15:42 Re: Some Fun with Edge Detection Author: fredkharrison wjpyper Wrote: I'm not sure I understand the purpose of this software.
Reply: Edge detection is often used for converting photos to line graphics. For a good introduction, see Wikipedia's article on the subject. Fred Harrison Central Point, OR CORPpower/JSS/EORS Date: 11/09/12 15:47 Re: Some Fun with Edge Detection Author: rehunn Is the nose lit?
Date: 11/09/12 15:54 Re: Some Fun with Edge Detection Author: fredkharrison rehunn Wrote: Is the nose lit?
Reply: Nothing going on when I was there. Fred Harrison Central Point, OR CORPpower/JSS/EORS Date: 11/09/12 19:03 Re: Some Fun with Edge Detection Author: GP35 That's really cool! Never seen anything like it!
Date: 11/10/12 03:57 Re: Some Fun with Edge Detection Author: santafe199 Nice job, Fred. In image #3 I just found a new "current" desktop wallpaper background! Picasa has some similar capabilities that I've played around with.
While this certainly won't replace the classic 3/4 sunlit wedge, it is a refreshing change of pace & I hope some of the stiffer TO members lighten up a bit. Lance Date: 11/10/12 09:54 Re: Some Fun with Edge Detection Author: fredkharrison |
