Here's a photo I took the other day when it was raining. It's a wire mesh (you know... the anti-bug thing) on my bathroom windowthat had few raindrops on it.
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For all hi-resolution hogs out there, 1920x1200 versions (all PNG, lossless compression):
This is basically how it came from the camera, but I did some geometrical corrections. My window mesh is kind of distorted + my focus wasn't perfect:
http://img692.imageshack.us/img692/2777/imagezp.png
This is the 'shopped' version in free ImageJ software (use Subtract Background, 10 pixels, uncheck Light background):
http://img692.imageshack.us/img692/7504/imagecr.png
Pretty much any free image processing software can put a color filter on it, so you can make it any color. This is a blue one that I currently use:
http://img855.imageshack.us/img855/233/imageq.png
Enjoy.![]()
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Nice!
Never thought that silly things can looks so awesome
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That is really nice, thanks for sharing .
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Ok, you know what? That's one of the cooler wallpapers that I've seen in the last 8 years. Well done.
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unreal25:
God, I hate you!! I started counting the drops that were caught on the screen. Goodness, insanity has taken hold me.
Thanks for the great wall paper!
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ImageJ nice program, use to use it for the cell biology research when i was in university.
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Yeah I thought it did look kind of cool, so I got my camera out and took a few shots.
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very cool idea. a great image to try different colors on, but i like the blue you have up.
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and to think I just went to the gnome wallpaper repository and picked one out... Looks good.
Wallpaper for your Thinkpad
Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by unreal25, Mar 27, 2011.