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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 11 Nov 2000.
Re: Image -> ASCII conversion : Help Wanted

Re: Image -> ASCII conversion : Help Wanted

From MiKe® <fai...@lux.or> · alt.ascii-art · 11 Nov 2000 00:00 · View full thread · report
Trav a *crit :
> 
> Greetings,
> 
> I have a simple 3 colour image (white, blue, black) that is 2000x2000
> pixels in size. It is a
> grid, where the gridlines are black, and squares are either filled with
> white or blue.  It is
> derived from making a layer in a Photoshop image and then just copying
> the contents of
> the layer into a new file, so it can be any format that Photoshop 5.0
> can save in, in case the
> file type is of great importance.
> 
> What I want to do is to find out the information for each x,y coordinate
> and import that
> information into a spreadsheet, like Excel. For example, let's say that
> the x,y = 200, 400
> (ie: the pixel is located 200 pixels across from the left, and 400 up
> from the bottom of the
> image).
> 
> If that pixel is black, I want to be able to convert that information so
> that I can read it in
> Excel. I don't care whether it is defined as white = 1, black = 2, blue
> =3, or whether it is
> defined as white = FFFFFF, black = 000000, blue = 0000FF, or whether it
> is defined as
> white = 255-255-255, black = 0-0-0, blue = 0-0-255. or any symbols, so
> long as I can differentiate between the tree tones.   I can use Excel to
> extract the
> information I need.
> 
> According to the Photoshop help files, the RAW format should be the one
> I use, but I am
> having problems with it.  Every time I save the file in RAW format and
> try to open it with Excel, I just get the same character (a "y" with two
> dots above it (umlaut?)) about 200 times, with no spaces between
> characters.
> 
> My next thought was that perhaps a program that took an image and
> converted it to ASCII art might solve the problem.  I've done a search,
> but found nothing out there able to handle images that are 2000x2000
> pixels.
> 
> Can anyone help me to locate software which might be of use?  You can
> either reply here, or directly to me via t.c...@landfood.unimelb.edu.au
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Trav.

Graphic Converter will show x,y co�rds
allows more than one window open
will open more diff files than photoshop
that I have - I use to create jpg, bmp, or
tiff to use with photoshop

info at :
http://lemkesoft.com

(GC is Mac only)

MiKe�

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