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altaciii said:
Gotta say, that is pretty cool. What software did you use to do it?
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The Web Software is called Namo web editor.

The photo effect is just a short Java script.

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

/* X-ray mouse script by Paul Anderson, copyright 2001 CNET Builder.com.
May be freely used with attribution. Not for resale. */

var divX,divY,swtDiv,showWidth,showHeight;
showWidth=100;
showHeight=80;

function initEvents() {
swtDiv=document.getElementById?document.getElementById("swtHidden"):document.all?document.all["swtHidden"]:document.layers?document.layers["swtHidden"]:null;
if (document.layers) {
swtDiv.style=swtDiv;
document.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEMOVE);
}
if (swtDiv) {
document.onmousemove=doMouse;
}
}
window.onload=initEvents;

function doMouse(arg) {
ev=arg?arg:event;
divX=(ev.pageX?ev.pageX:ev.clientX)-parseInt(swtDiv.style.left);
divY=(ev.pageY?ev.pageY:ev.clientY)-parseInt(swtDiv.style.top);
if (swtDiv.clip) {
/* Nav 4 bugs addresed here: clip outside layer deactivates links,
event.pageX|pageY of zero evaluates as NaN. Go figure. */
swtDiv.clip.left=(divX>showWidth/2)?divX-showWidth/2:0;
swtDiv.clip.top=(divY>showHeight/2)?divY-showHeight/2:0;
newRight=(isNaN(divX)?0:divX)+showWidth/2;
maxRight=swtDiv.document.images[0].width;
swtDiv.clip.right=(newRight<maxRight)?newRight:maxRight;
newBottom=(isNaN(divY)?0:divY)+showHeight/2;
maxBottom=swtDiv.document.images[0].height;
swtDiv.clip.bottom=(newBottom<maxBottom)?newBottom:maxBottom;
} else {
swtDiv.style.clip="rect("+(divY-showHeight/2)+" "+(divX+showWidth/2)+" "+(divY+showHeight/2)+" "+(divX-showWidth/2)+")";
}
}
//-->
</script>




<div style="top:80;left:20;position:absolute;">
<img src="image1.jpg" width=350 height=250>
</div>
<div style="top:80;left:20;position:absolute;clip:rect(0 0 0 0);" id="swtHidden">
<img src="image2.jpg" width=350 height=250>
</div>
 
Namo's up to version 8? Hmm..

I'm an old Coffee Cup guy myself. Though I have to load up Windows on my Mac to use it. So for quick edits I use TextWrangler.
 
Randy,
That is very cool. It remnds me of those pens back in the 80's that had a picture of the pinup girls you turned upside down... Good thing it stops at the face shield.
 
cnirenberg said:
Randy,
That is very cool. It remnds me of those pens back in the 80's that had a picture of the pinup girls you turned upside down... Good thing it stops at the face shield.
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LOL

But nevertheless it is pretty cool! Now, can you apply that same effect to a pen photo?...To highlight the inner workings maybe? Or before a filigree is superimposed? Other?:confused:
 
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PR_Princess said:
LOL

But nevertheless it is pretty cool! Now, can you apply that same effect to a pen photo?...To highlight the inner workings maybe? Or before a filigree is superimposed? Other?:confused:
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I would bet you could do something like that. The photos would have to be the same number of pixels. But it isn't a standard photo. You would have to have it on a web page. Not sure if it would work on a message...

I have a Java applet called Zoomify. It takes a photo and breaks it up into "tiles" and you can pan and zoom in on the photo.

Sometime this week I'll see if I can get a detailed pen photo and see how it looks. Just got a new camera, my old one bit the dust.
 
randyrls said:
I have a Java applet called Zoomify. It takes a photo and breaks it up into "tiles" and you can pan and zoom in on the photo.

Sometime this week I'll see if I can get a detailed pen photo and see how it looks. Just got a new camera, my old one bit the dust.
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OK; I was playing on my computer yesterday so here is a very rough idea using zoomify. This is a small java and flash applet that allows you to zoom in on a photo and pan around on the photo. It takes up about 900 kb on the web server. I'm not sure if you could include it in a sales cart or not.

http://www.coleman-family.org/zoomify/template.htm


I use the program to display close ups of our Family Reunion photos.

http://www.coleman-family.org/group_photo_2009_zoom.htm
 
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