You can use GoDot to retrieve JPG
images (see news archives).
GoDot
now has a saver to store images in the 136 colors IFLI mode with the
ability to instantly view them without any further program. Just RUN
the saved image (svr.XRay64). The display routine is only PAL though.
Is there anyone who could help me implementing an NTSC version?
Arndt (on 05-08-20) |
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C64 Image Processing at its Best
To dive into the adventure named
refer to the manual pages (link see above) of this site. If you want to hear more about it,
just ask any question you like!
It prints on color ink jets, digitizes from video sources/ handy scanners,
converts all major formats, and helps manipulating your picture material
to your wishes!
Todd Elliott wrote a Wheels-based picture viewer for
files called "dotView". Please visit his
site.
Also,
supports printing PostScript documents in being able to convert
every image in its memory to PostScript. Maurice Randall's PostPrint 2/3 or Todd Elliott's
new version of geoPublish will do rest of
the job. An example can be seen in Dale Sidebottom's Lucky Report, issue May 2001,
p 12.
My UCUGA Commodore Digest workshop
series can be downloaded
as PDF files.
In any case: Have a good time!
Arndt |

Hi, people out there!
The
manual pages are reactivated now!
I still need help though to complete the translation of the many
descriptions of my modules. If you like to assist, please send me an
email (see bottom of this page).
Thank you! |