[Challenge] If you could right-click the sky...

[Daemian]

- At what resolution does the human eye see the sky? Is it enough to show the sky at the same resolution of a human viewing the sky, or are you asking for a computer monitor to behave like the real world.
- Can pixel blending be used to fool the eye

Okey :3, let's say you took the picture with your cellphone. You download the photo to your laptop and looking at it, those clouds and blue sky, you wonder, how big that photo should be to cover the whole sky?
Any strange/weird method is valid.

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I wonder, what antialising method doed human eye use?

lol

[eliasfrost]

- At what resolution does the human eye see the sky? Is it enough to show the sky at the same resolution of a human viewing the sky, or are you asking for a computer monitor to behave like the real world.
- Can pixel blending be used to fool the eye

Okey :3, let's say you took the picture with your cellphone. You download the photo to your laptop and looking at it, those clouds and blue sky, you wonder, how big that photo should be to cover the whole sky?
Any strange/weird method is valid.

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It depends on how many pixels the camera can capture.

[DnALANGE]

hey did you guys know that you actually can save the whole sky as your desktop background

its called going outside

wrong, thats called viewing the image.
To set it as a desktop background place your desktop by the window.

Made me laugh!
Back OnTopic - I dont know this and i don't care
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I made a print screen and printed it out..
The size was :
My screen = 21 Inch..
So i needed an A3 and cut the sizes,
Pixels depend on the Printer and the size you printscreened.
So the Pixels could depend on severals things also because my blue inc was finsihed.
Now i have some black sky..
Does this effect the Pixels, proberly it does!
Unfortunatly my paper also get stuck int he printer so some clouds seems to be a part of the Sky as well...
The size of my pixels are only known the my A4 paper taped on my lcd-screen???

Typed this post with the laptop, there is some black and white clouds on my lcd...

[Daemian]

@DnALANGEI'm not sure what you mean but you can convert inches to pixels
http://www.unitconversion.org/unit_conve...hy-ex.html


@Naked?No
I guess about 2048x1536?, whatever.
You stick to one resolution and try to form a formula with it to get the result.

[BAndrew]

If the camera can capture a picture with 2048x1536 pixels then the image of the sky will be 2048x1536 pixels. Any other details will be lost.

[Daemian]

The idea totally derailed, forget it.