NASA and the ESA recently published its latest image of the Andromeda Galaxy, an image captured by the Hubble Space Telescope and compiled by a source of 7,398 images. [1]
The resulting image is a mind-boggling 4,637MB, with a resolution of 69,536 in width and 22,230 in height, totalling 1,545,785,280 pixels. That's 1.5 Gigapixels! [2]
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With the new design of the main website at extramaster.net, and subsequently the similar redesign of this blog, you may have noticed that the bar that used to be at the top:
...is now on the left...
As such, new logos were created, in order to distinguish and incorporate a more visual and feature-rich feel for the site...
... But, there's no real point in having the vector in some closed source structure (unlike the rest of the site), and so, I'm giving them away, for absolutely nothing...
Licence
CC0 License - Public Domain (applies only for the images and vector code on this blog page only).
To the extent possible under law,
Andy Tran
has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to
Sidebar Vectors.
This work is published from:
Australia.
Tools Icon Vector
Hammer and Spanner criss-crossed in a hybrid and supportive demeanour. Both are tools...
High-DPI PNG
SVG
Dice Icon Vector
A dice from a different perspective.
High-DPI PNG
SVG
Binary SmartPhone Vector
iPhone-inspired vector (Read: does not represent an iPhone, but a generic SmartPhone).
High-DPI PNG
SVG
Blog/Blogger-inspired Icon Vector
"B" text wrapped in a comment box.
High-DPI PNG
SVG
anotherOS/OS Icon Vector
Fun grid-like "OS" vector
High-DPI PNG
SVG
Bonus: Settings Cog Vector
Not a part of the side bar, but have fun with this settings cog!
High-DPI PNG
SVG
NB
The "+e" logo is not a part of this release. At ALL!
Based upon: http://www.xanthir.com/blog/b4Bc0
Licence: Public domain
Licence: Public domain
900DPI Rendered Images (click to view at its original resolution!)
Recently, I got sick and tired of having to go through the process of downloading programs full of bloat and "full version" ad messages, along with other things - just to have a simple program that converts image files into BMPs.
But I also didn't just want any regular program, I didn't want to see a fully featured, super cooked "additional features" program, I wanted simple a drag and drop program that gets the job done on thousands of images.
So instead of downloading freeware programs loaded with toolbars, adware and all the other junk, and instead of loading the images one-by-one into Microsoft Paint and converting them all manually, I created a simple program that you can just drag, drop and have a bitmap image from common image formats.
I don't claim to have created a program that can convert millions of image formats to bitmap, just common formats: .jpg, .png and .gif* all seem to work fine.
There's no ads, virus, malicious software, and the program is both lightweight and portable, being a simple program.
So here it is:
Download:
http://static.extramaster.net/imagetobmp.html (2018 edit: looks like what was once detected as a perfectly clean file is now suddenly detected as a false positive malware, aw well, I should've open sourced the software on day-one, but then it would compile to the same binary and still be considered malware)
MD5: 9EEE1A103D38B1085F0CFB0B74317B6A
SHA-256: 1B5B3D233393D76493B1C0519CEF92492C3C0F0279D9755619A348A5F7B0FD2A
VirusTotal Scan:
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/1b5b3d233393d76493b1c0519cef92492c3c0f0279d9755619a348a5f7b0fd2a/analysis/1395217684/
Download:
http://static.extramaster.net/imagetobmp.html (2018 edit: looks like what was once detected as a perfectly clean file is now suddenly detected as a false positive malware, aw well, I should've open sourced the software on day-one, but then it would compile to the same binary and still be considered malware)
MD5: 9EEE1A103D38B1085F0CFB0B74317B6A
SHA-256: 1B5B3D233393D76493B1C0519CEF92492C3C0F0279D9755619A348A5F7B0FD2A
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/1b5b3d233393d76493b1c0519cef92492c3c0f0279d9755619a348a5f7b0fd2a/analysis/1395217684/
Note:
This .net program requires .net v4 or higher.
The program is not malicious and does not contain any toolbars, adware, or malware. It's only 33,280 bytes (~33kb if you're uncertain of the notation), so it's extremely lightweight and easy to download. And it gets the job done.
I do not keep track of anything that happens to that program (it does not auto-update, no data gets sent to any website, etc.), so as a simple disclaimer, I am not responsible for what "image to bitmap" does to your dog, cat, goldfish or horse. Or everything else asides from that...
This program overrides bitmaps that share the same appended name (file name+appended file extension) by default, which shouldn't be a big deal since the file extension is being appended, however if it does become an issue, just uncheck "Override File?"
* With animated .gif files, you only get the first frame as a bitmap, with normal .gif files, you get what you'd expect as a bitmap.
This .net program requires .net v4 or higher.
The program is not malicious and does not contain any toolbars, adware, or malware. It's only 33,280 bytes (~33kb if you're uncertain of the notation), so it's extremely lightweight and easy to download. And it gets the job done.
I do not keep track of anything that happens to that program (it does not auto-update, no data gets sent to any website, etc.), so as a simple disclaimer, I am not responsible for what "image to bitmap" does to your dog, cat, goldfish or horse. Or everything else asides from that...
This program overrides bitmaps that share the same appended name (file name+appended file extension) by default, which shouldn't be a big deal since the file extension is being appended, however if it does become an issue, just uncheck "Override File?"
* With animated .gif files, you only get the first frame as a bitmap, with normal .gif files, you get what you'd expect as a bitmap.
Most online lined/ruled paper generators tend to include copyright messages, or even large and ugly watermarks.
Well, here's a simple lined/ruled paper generator that you can customize and generate an A4-sized image which contains lines and grids to your hearts content.
If you're like me and you've been trying to desperately convert a picture box that uses CreateGraphics() to bitmap or any other image in VB.net, you'll find that you can't do it. The object that that creates can only seemingly be accessed by .GetHdc(), however using Bitmap.FromHbitmap(objcanvas.GetHdc()) results in an error..
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