I understand this was for a quick and dirty project. Well done making it on time! But for anyone else thinking to take the average of RGB values for brightness calculation, not so fast... Green is brighter than blue in RGB color space, for instance. CCIR 601 suggests using (0.299*R)+(0.587*G)+(0.114*B).
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You're slowly becoming the VSauce of the coding community Dan 😂
in a good way, slowly devolving into insanity with cool informative facts
exactly what i expected to see in the comments section
That intro was very "HEY Vsauce, Michael here!" :D
I understand this was for a quick and dirty project. Well done making it on time! But for anyone else thinking to take the average of RGB values for brightness calculation, not so fast... Green is brighter than blue in RGB color space, for instance. CCIR 601 suggests using (0.299*R)+(0.587*G)+(0.114*B).
I did not expect to be so close to you dan
Oh yes. The good old times we use to own a daisy wheel printer. Nicely done.
hey Vsauce dan here
wow, your pupils are incredibly clear
Awesome!
It could be faster than rendering individual pixels in your favorite games- increasing performance.
Imagine playing Dark Souls with this effect
Cool
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That's was amazing
Good😂
cool!
I'm new, could you do this but in full colour?
Absolutely - people have made some really impressive ASCII renderers. I think Mr Train may have even done so himself in the past
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Pirate software has a great short explaining this, for anyone wondering.
@@poolkrooni yes, exactly
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