I’ve had a little application (and I use the term in a very lose way) sitting on my hard drive that I thought I might as well unleash as someone might find it useful.
It came about because I was looking at making some new prints for our newly decorated living room. What I wanted to do was take a famous movie scene - in this case scenes from the orginal Thomas Crown Affair - the chess sequence and then make a “downsampled” large print - all from a small image. Now of course you can make pixelated images in Photoshop, but the difference with my little app is that when you click save it will export a PDF that you can then resize as large as you like without any loss in quality.
I warn you now it doesn’t like really big images, and the only way to choose an image is when it first boots up. This thing is very rough and ready but it kind of works. Yet another “not produced for use” waste of time!
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processing, eh? nice.
patrick h. lauke / 01/06/2007