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On Mon, Jan 01, 2018 at 09:24:46PM +0100, tuxic@××××××.de wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> […] |
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> For displaying (the illusion of) different shades of gray, one need |
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> to convert the colored image into a so called "dithered" black and |
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> white image (newspapers often use this trick). |
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> Since -- in difference to the newspapers -- the pixels all have the |
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> same size and can only be switched on or off only a few dithering |
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> methods can be applied from which I want to choose the best suited |
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> for a certain image. |
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> The only problem: Which software can do this kind of conversion? |
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The obvious answer Gimp has three methods. Open your photo, select Image → |
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Mode → Indexed. Select 1 bit colour depth and choose between the dithering |
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methods at the bottom of the dialog. |
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