top | item 24619420 AllRGB: Images with one pixel for every RGB color 4 points| twentythree | 5 years ago |allrgb.com 2 comments order hn newest Normille|5 years ago This raises two questions in my mind:1: How do you verify an image really does conform?2: How are people creating these images? Obviously not by hand, with 16,777,216 individually coloured pixels involved. detaro|5 years ago Some of the submissions link the software used in the description.2²⁴ isn't too terribly large, so there's a few possible validations: iterate and set bitflags for each color already seen, sort the pixels and check for duplicates, ...
Normille|5 years ago This raises two questions in my mind:1: How do you verify an image really does conform?2: How are people creating these images? Obviously not by hand, with 16,777,216 individually coloured pixels involved. detaro|5 years ago Some of the submissions link the software used in the description.2²⁴ isn't too terribly large, so there's a few possible validations: iterate and set bitflags for each color already seen, sort the pixels and check for duplicates, ...
detaro|5 years ago Some of the submissions link the software used in the description.2²⁴ isn't too terribly large, so there's a few possible validations: iterate and set bitflags for each color already seen, sort the pixels and check for duplicates, ...
Normille|5 years ago
1: How do you verify an image really does conform?
2: How are people creating these images? Obviously not by hand, with 16,777,216 individually coloured pixels involved.
detaro|5 years ago
2²⁴ isn't too terribly large, so there's a few possible validations: iterate and set bitflags for each color already seen, sort the pixels and check for duplicates, ...