Mouseover or other ways to show alternate versions of pictures.

[Don Cohen]

Good point, Cem. I hadn't paid much attention to that aspect of the image, but once I take a look, I have to agree.

Here's an updated version of my image, with boosted saturation in those areas.

Updated Edited Version

By the way, does anybody know how to (or at least what it is called) superimpose 2 images, so that you click on it to see one image or the other. That would be an ideal way to make the kinds of comparisons we're trying to do here.

I would also wonder whether the forum software would allow that kind of image (which I imagine might be using java or flash or something along those lines).

 

[nicolas claris]

I would also wonder whether the forum software would allow that kind of image (which I imagine might be using java or flash or something along those lines).

For security reasons, Java is not enabled. Nor Flash, wich imho could be, but it's up to Asher…

 

[Asher Kelman]

For security reasons, Java is not enabled. Nor Flash, wich imho could be, but it's up to Asher…

Why don't we find out? The other option would be a little applet which OPF would push to you and it would then allow that capability.

Asher

 

[Don Cohen]

So how do we proceed?

On my end, someone needs to tell me what I'm trying to create with the two images, like the formal name of the object. I now have Microsoft Expression Web 2.0, as well a Photoshop CS4, and suppose between the 2 of them, I should be able to do something like this. I just don't know where to start.

Could be a very useful function on those boards, giving a great "before and after" view of images.

 

[Asher Kelman]

So how do we proceed?

On my end, someone needs to tell me what I'm trying to create with the two images, like the formal name of the object. I now have Microsoft Expression Web 2.0, as well a Photoshop CS4, and suppose between the 2 of them, I should be able to do something like this. I just don't know where to start.

Could be a very useful function on those boards, giving a great "before and after" view of images.

There's already the mouse over function which allows one to see what was before. Just need to get Sean's attention for this.

Asher

 

[StuartRae]

For security reasons, Java is not enabled. Nor Flash, wich imho could be, but it's up to Asher…

Please don't confuse Java and Javascript. They are completely different things.

Stuart