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Effective Image Manipulation posted on 17th of november, 2007

This image may or may not exist in reality.

The left and right windows are, respectively, the left and right mirror reflections of the centre window.

It is a very simply manipulation, but only so as it is digital.

It allows me a more effective presentation of the original picture. And if the original have been less than 3MP, now you have three times as many pixels.

A designer still have the single window if he needs to, but it looks better in a row of three almost identical windows.

:-)

Tags: digital image manipulation reflection windows

Comments (6)

	Comment by Jinlide on September 15, 2008 That is a simple but very cool! Thanks for sharing!
	Comment by Antonia on December 19, 2007 Thanks for sharing. It´s really great!
	Comment by Espion on November 19, 2007 Fotogeek, its very simple here. Most image editing software would have rotate and reflect tools. Here you make a copy of the window, do a right reflection, then for another copy, do a left reflection,. Then you create a new image and paste all three copies side by side in the correct order. And that is the basic idea.
	Comment by Sil63 on November 19, 2007 Really nice work! Great idea :)
	Comment by Fotogeek on November 18, 2007 That is so cool! What to share with us how to do it? Thanks.
	Comment by Maigi on November 17, 2007 That's great!! Well done!

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