How do they do this?
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I went to Chucky Cheese Pizza a while back. They have a machine there that takes your picture and then produces a sketch of your face. Then, after a bit of churning, the machine spits out a sketch of your face. I thought at first that it was a special camera, but then I saw a flyer where a graphic artist had done the same thing with the face of the lead singer of a local rock band. Is there some kind of trick to get the outlines of items in an image that I don't know about? Will
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I went to Chucky Cheese Pizza a while back. They have a machine there that takes your picture and then produces a sketch of your face. Then, after a bit of churning, the machine spits out a sketch of your face. I thought at first that it was a special camera, but then I saw a flyer where a graphic artist had done the same thing with the face of the lead singer of a local rock band. Is there some kind of trick to get the outlines of items in an image that I don't know about? Will
It's an active area of research. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edge_detection
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I went to Chucky Cheese Pizza a while back. They have a machine there that takes your picture and then produces a sketch of your face. Then, after a bit of churning, the machine spits out a sketch of your face. I thought at first that it was a special camera, but then I saw a flyer where a graphic artist had done the same thing with the face of the lead singer of a local rock band. Is there some kind of trick to get the outlines of items in an image that I don't know about? Will
There are tons of "sketching" algorithms. I'm certain they take a picture of you, apply some color filters, do some edge detection, apply the sketching process on the image (create random strokes with the direction, pressure based on the orientation of the egdes) and spits it out. no biggie.
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There are tons of "sketching" algorithms. I'm certain they take a picture of you, apply some color filters, do some edge detection, apply the sketching process on the image (create random strokes with the direction, pressure based on the orientation of the egdes) and spits it out. no biggie.
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
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I went to Chucky Cheese Pizza a while back. They have a machine there that takes your picture and then produces a sketch of your face. Then, after a bit of churning, the machine spits out a sketch of your face. I thought at first that it was a special camera, but then I saw a flyer where a graphic artist had done the same thing with the face of the lead singer of a local rock band. Is there some kind of trick to get the outlines of items in an image that I don't know about? Will
I think you are referring to Iconography[^].
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I went to Chucky Cheese Pizza a while back. They have a machine there that takes your picture and then produces a sketch of your face. Then, after a bit of churning, the machine spits out a sketch of your face. I thought at first that it was a special camera, but then I saw a flyer where a graphic artist had done the same thing with the face of the lead singer of a local rock band. Is there some kind of trick to get the outlines of items in an image that I don't know about? Will
Well ... there's a guy, sitting inside the box, and he can draw REALLY fast ... :rolleyes:
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It's an active area of research. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edge_detection
why did you do that??? it's a secret!! Just be sure not to tell him about cell shading also! ;P
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I went to Chucky Cheese Pizza a while back. They have a machine there that takes your picture and then produces a sketch of your face. Then, after a bit of churning, the machine spits out a sketch of your face. I thought at first that it was a special camera, but then I saw a flyer where a graphic artist had done the same thing with the face of the lead singer of a local rock band. Is there some kind of trick to get the outlines of items in an image that I don't know about? Will
Isn't that like the woodpecker bird in the Flintstone's cameras?
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Well ... there's a guy, sitting inside the box, and he can draw REALLY fast ... :rolleyes:
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Bad Astronomy |VCF|wxWidgets|WTLreally, Really, REALLY fast, and he's short too (keeps the box small).
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I went to Chucky Cheese Pizza a while back. They have a machine there that takes your picture and then produces a sketch of your face. Then, after a bit of churning, the machine spits out a sketch of your face. I thought at first that it was a special camera, but then I saw a flyer where a graphic artist had done the same thing with the face of the lead singer of a local rock band. Is there some kind of trick to get the outlines of items in an image that I don't know about? Will
It's called image processing.
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There are tons of "sketching" algorithms. I'm certain they take a picture of you, apply some color filters, do some edge detection, apply the sketching process on the image (create random strokes with the direction, pressure based on the orientation of the egdes) and spits it out. no biggie.
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
My image processing articles include one that just moves each pixel a random amount based on a maximum distance you specify, and even that does a half reasonable job of making an image look as if it could have been painted.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )
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I went to Chucky Cheese Pizza a while back. They have a machine there that takes your picture and then produces a sketch of your face. Then, after a bit of churning, the machine spits out a sketch of your face. I thought at first that it was a special camera, but then I saw a flyer where a graphic artist had done the same thing with the face of the lead singer of a local rock band. Is there some kind of trick to get the outlines of items in an image that I don't know about? Will
By the end of sentence two I was starting to think that the machine was going to produce a pizza with your face on. Imagine my disappointment. :sigh:
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By the end of sentence two I was starting to think that the machine was going to produce a pizza with your face on. Imagine my disappointment. :sigh:
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I went to Chucky Cheese Pizza a while back. They have a machine there that takes your picture and then produces a sketch of your face. Then, after a bit of churning, the machine spits out a sketch of your face. I thought at first that it was a special camera, but then I saw a flyer where a graphic artist had done the same thing with the face of the lead singer of a local rock band. Is there some kind of trick to get the outlines of items in an image that I don't know about? Will