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| Now (assuming you are using internet explorer) press "ctrl-a" |
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| BOOYAH! |
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| i could see paul getting off on that |
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| And how! |
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| Thats crazy... |
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| AHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! |
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| cool |
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| completly lame...i do decree |
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| some lame bad jokes concerning de and flower come to mind..... |
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| prolly just rendered the same way magic eye images are done.. |
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| awwwwwwwwwwww i WANNA DO IT!!(not do it with the girl of the picture ) but rather do the fx! TELL ME HOW! |
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| so fucking well done.... |
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| I still have no idea how they did it |
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| That's so cool! :) |
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| I solved the mystery!
When you highlight something in IE it turns every second pixel the "highlighted" colour you use in windows (in my case it's an off yellow), and the naked asian lady is only drawn on every second pixel.. so when you fill those pixels with a single color the image pops up.. I was able to do it in paint shop pro myself :) |
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| if you look really closely you can see her even when its not highlighted |
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| yeah the busy looking backround is really important because it covers up stuff pretty well. |
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| ian: magic eye is done NOTHING like that...
magic eye is done by putting the same image (with a flowery print lets say) next to each other on a picture...
when you look at it without crossing your eyes it looks like the floral print, but when the two images line up over each other they look 3D
(try it with any patterened piece of paper of wallpaper or anything... look at the pattern, and cross your eyes enough so that two idenetical parts of the pattern overlap... it will look 3dimensional) |
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| if someone can tell me an easy way to make every second pixel in a layer transparent then any of us could make this same sort of effect. |
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