Re: [microsound] OT: Microsound tshirt V2 with image

[bruce tovsky <bruce@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Mar 22, 2006, at 11:44 AM, Peter Worth wrote:

> me too, how did you "glitch" the image to make it look like a gif gone
> wrong?.. im looking for a shortcut to doing this because i need to
> process a lot of images in that way.

thanks peter
hmmm.... i'm trying to remember. it could have been as simple as making
the file small and sizing it back up to get the pixellation. part of  
it is also
the image - the main screen image is the entire contents of my webpage
layered  - and that can affect how the derezzing looks (more complexity
causes more glitchiness.) however, it's also possible that i did some
manipulation in either photoshop or after effects to heighten the  
effect.
try the down and up sizing trick first and see how it works.
another tip: since my page is all flash, all the images are vectors,  
created
in adobe illustrator cs and exported to flash. i think the workflow  
for this page
was to export from illustrator to photoshop (or after effects, i just  
can't recall)
and then resizing. i then made a jpg from that and put it into the  
flash file.
let me know if this helps. you could easily script this in photoshop.
cheers
bruce


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