just do it

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Take my hand and lead me to myself...

Wel een gaaf effect..., zag zoiets een tijdje geleden ook al en volgens Joepsel kon je die zelf ook makkelijk maken met een of ander progje...

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Refuse to do what you don't want to do.

whoa! You can make hidden pr0n with this

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The only reason that you're conscious right now is because I don't want to carry you. - Jack Bauer

wie zou dat nu willen

heb ze al eerder voorbij zien komen, vind het idd wel een leuk effect

This post was edited by Rainman at 24 Jun 2003

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zeker wel cewl, weet iemand de naam van het progje toevallig?

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"Never let your sense of morals prevent you from doing what's right - Isaac Asimov"

jimmy gaat binnenkort een nieuwe sig maken :P

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The Eaves

If dysfunction is a function, then I must be some kind of Genius J.S. Claydon-Pitchshifter

There's more Hidden images

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The only reason that you're conscious right now is because I don't want to carry you. - Jack Bauer

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There's more Hidden images

There should be a warning and a discaimer for the second image on that page!!!

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I'm going to live forever, or die trying.

Toch maar ff opgezocht hoe ze dit precies gedaan zouden hebben. Voor diegene die er interesse in hebben:

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How this works When you select something, be it an image or text, a type of overlay is used that inverts the selection to show that it's been, well, selected. Using this knowledge, we can then hide a picture in a picture using a simple process. Simple, no? In Photoshop, open up a new document and get your images in there, one per layer. Make sure both images cover the entire canvas. The normal image should be in the top layer and the hidden image in the bottom. Make a copy of the hidden image layer and invert it (ctrl-i). The reason we are using an inversion is so that when the selection overlay inverts the pixels we should get the original colors back, or as close as possible. Next, on a new layer, zoom in all the way (1600%) and place two black pixels in a row diagonally, one in the top-left the other in bottom right. Select these pixels and the transparent pixels around them. Go to edit->define pattern. Hit delete, and then ctrl-a to select the entire canvase. Go to edit->fill and fill the area with the pattern you just created. Now, using the magic wand tool, click on one of the black pixels. Make sure that contiguous and anti-aliased are unchecked. Once you have a selection of only the black pixels, click on the inverted hidden image layer and hit delete. Change the opacity of the normal image layer to about 50% or whatever looks good, and export the image as a gif. It's important that the image be a gif so that you preserve the pixels exactly as they are. jpg compression may screw up the image you so carefully hid.

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I'm going to live forever, or die trying.

Cool dat ga ik eens proberen..misschien

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The only reason that you're conscious right now is because I don't want to carry you. - Jack Bauer

klinkt wel ingewikkeld zeg, maar ga het zeker proberen dit weekend :P thanks

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"Never let your sense of morals prevent you from doing what's right - Isaac Asimov"