Re: photo conversion for murals
From sandra van zanten <svz...@xs4all.nl>
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· 14 Aug 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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mark costa wrote: > First off, I totally understand the discrimination against photo conversion > programs by real ascii artists. You guys/girls have tons of patience. > > Having said this, I have a serious question. I am working on a large mural > and would like to convert a huge, i mean really huge (6 foot by 12 foot) b/w > image through a program like gifscii to ascii code and then print it on a > home printer and tile it on a wall. A tall order made worse by my using > macintosh. > > If anyone knows of a conversion program that can fill the bill, I need your > input. It must be able to print in sections! > > Thanks in advance > > MGC If I were you I'd cut my image into peaces, eventualy resize them, and convert them hier. http://www-lil.univ-littoral.fr/~jobard/PictextService/ That should do the trick. joris PS: We don't like conversion programs because they do such a poor job. ...and there's not much fun using them.
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