Re: picture -> ascii converter wanted
At Fri, 03 Nov 2000 11:51:47 -0600 Tim Larson <ti...@r5i.com> wrote 26 Lines about "picture -> ascii converter wanted" in "alt.ascii-art" >Hi all... >Do you know where I can get a converter program to read my images and make >ASCII art from them? I found one called asciipic 2.0, but it's not as good >as I hoped. (Doesn't seem to use enough different characters to provide >different tones.) I've seen some others mentioned, but was hoping I'd get >a good recommendation here, so I wouldn't have to experiment as much on my >own. Here's what I'm looking for: Try taking a black/white photo without to many details and the result might be better.
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