Comments on: Nerding http://digitologist.com/2011/05/nerding/ Just another WordPress site Wed, 21 Sep 2011 12:43:03 +0000 hourly 1 By: admin http://digitologist.com/2011/05/nerding/#comment-52 admin Wed, 21 Sep 2011 12:43:03 +0000 http://digitologist.com/?p=286#comment-52 Well I can tell you that the gray scale + inversion part is super easy. If you don't want to do Pixel Bender then you can use ColorMatrixFilter. There are tons of examples of grayscale, and once you get that figured out it shouldn't be too hard to invert the colors. I don't get the second part you're looking for, can you explain it more? Well I can tell you that the gray scale + inversion part is super easy. If you don’t want to do Pixel Bender then you can use ColorMatrixFilter. There are tons of examples of grayscale, and once you get that figured out it shouldn’t be too hard to invert the colors.

I don’t get the second part you’re looking for, can you explain it more?

]]> By: Matt http://digitologist.com/2011/05/nerding/#comment-51 Matt Tue, 20 Sep 2011 18:59:38 +0000 http://digitologist.com/?p=286#comment-51 I'm interested in your image analysis project - and could use some help with some aspects you may have already have learned. I'm trying to create a mobile FLEX project that uses AS3 over AIR to capture an image then convert it to gray scale, invert it (I was thinking of using pixel benders) and then sample adjacent parts of the image from oval areas to compare absolute intensity, getting the pixels and mean from a histogram, then perform calculations on them and provide the results realtime and submit them via email to a web site. And I've been banging my head around on so many walls, I'm not sure which one is the one I need to get through anymore. I’m interested in your image analysis project – and could use some help with some aspects you may have already have learned. I’m trying to create a mobile FLEX project that uses AS3 over AIR to capture an image then convert it to gray scale, invert it (I was thinking of using pixel benders) and then sample adjacent parts of the image from oval areas to compare absolute intensity, getting the pixels and mean from a histogram, then perform calculations on them and provide the results realtime and submit them via email to a web site. And I’ve been banging my head around on so many walls, I’m not sure which one is the one I need to get through anymore.

]]> By: Matt http://digitologist.com/2011/05/nerding/#comment-50 Matt Tue, 20 Sep 2011 18:53:50 +0000 http://digitologist.com/?p=286#comment-50 Cool! That's not the switch for the Omega 13 is it? Cool! That’s not the switch for the Omega 13 is it?

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