Composite Color Image Proof of Concept
Get your Infinite Image Engine framework here! Or at least some of it, anyway. The Composite Color Image POC is a WPF example application for testing the color rendering features of the Infinite Image Engine framework. It takes a source image and breaks it down into n number of color swaths then creates a composite image using these swaths. The image above is an example of an image that has been recreated as a composite image.
This proof-of-concept was used for testing just how large the color swaths can be before the composite image is unrecognizable. The composite image above was created using a swath size of .012, which creates a composite image made of 83×83 swaths (6889 total). This is obviously recognizable. The image below was created using a composite swath size of .030, which creates a composite image made of 33×33 swath (1089 total). This is barely recognizable.
You can grab the source files, which include both the POC code and the Infinite Image Engine framework source or you can grab the binaries if you don’t want to be bothered with compiling your own code. Enjoy!
