| Author | Message | |||
     Vegasbueller |
Highlight the pic like you are going to copy it. Pretty neat work.
Not sure how they did it, but pretty cool! | |||
| Outrider |
Wow, that is neat. Not to mention a great pic. | |||
| Evaddave |
I guess it's another undocumented IE feature. Doesn't work in Mozilla. | |||
| Vegasbueller |
Hmmm maybe if you have an "edit" then "select all" feature? that's how I did it. | |||
| Ingemar |
It's quite simple actually. Two pictures over each other. One picture skips the odd pixels and the other skips the even. Look closely and you see the other picture 'inbetween' the flowers. The mask that IE puts over the picture goes exactly over the flowers, leaving only the 'IT'-like picture (Steven King's IT, remember?). Mozilla works with a different mask so that's why it doesn't work. The reason why it's hard to see the clown, is because the colors of the flowers are bright, the clown picture is dark and blends with the background of the flowers. Pretty neat stuff. Now make it work for Mozilla too. | |||
| Blackbelt |
ok i can't get it to work.. what program did ya use? | |||
| Blackbelt |
got it never mind | |||
| Buellkowski |
Is that Ronald McDonald? | |||
| Kcfirebolt |
I still don't see it. | |||
| Ingemar |
In internet explorer hit ctrl-a, or select it by left clicking and dragging, like you would select a line of text. | |||
| Kcfirebolt |
Aha! I see said the blind man. Cool. |
