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Add a Dithering module #138
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I think this looks great. Can this be an FTO candidate? Just realized we're short of FTO Issues! |
That'd be great!
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@jywarren this one seems an old one is it still up for claim ❓ |
yep but don't claim them all at once! :-P lol you're doing amazing work
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😆 yeah sure just this one and Text overlay for now . |
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I see two existing modules for this:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12422407/monochrome-dithering-in-javascript-bayer-atkinson-floyd-steinberg
https://dpiccone.github.io/ditherjs/ (this uses Canvas, so is less suitable for node/browser cross-compatibility)
I think the first one has a very nice
monochrome()
function here that we could use for thresholding as well:https://github.com/meemoo/iframework/blob/gh-pages/src/nodes/image-monochrome-worker.js
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