Realtime Dithered Screen Capture [openFrameworks]

Author Filip VisnjicCategory Members openFrameworksPosted on: People

Using code that Zach Lieberman posted on the oF forums which allows you to show the pixels directly below the OF app window in a texture, Jesus Gollonet created this little experiment which converts all content below the window into dithered image. This allows you to move the window around the screen exploring the dithered space in color image/video/etc.

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