DeepDream

[gumboot]

Or a couple of other alternative on plain old zooming...

Could probably also do a plain vertical pan by cutting the top row of pixels off, and duplicating the bottom row of pixels, and running that in a loop to have it extrapolate things downwards.

Could also apply it to an exponential map of an image rather than the cartesian map. As an animation you could swing the origin of that map around. Or simply apply it to the intermediate (exponentially mapped mandelbrot set) stage of emndl, which I recall can generate zoom animations.

[pogo]

New online app to play with, seems not to be overloaded (though that could change)

https://dreamscopeapp.com/

[Purple Grapefruit]

New online app to play with, seems not to be overloaded (though that could change)

https://dreamscopeapp.com/

Cheers for that.

At the time of posting, images i've uploaded there have been rendered in a couple of minutes.
One other site ( i've lost the URL of) took hours,another is still "rendering" after 5 days.

Here's one i uploaded to dreamscopeapp
https://dreamscopeapp.com/i/797651#

It was an experiment to see if the original feeling of the work by Chagall can be inverted
and also to see if the result was any good aesthetically.

[Darkflame]

Nice!
Now,
Lets have a topical one

[guythp]

..... Never mind.

Anyone recommend a pic host that links properly? photobucket appears to have become a bit of a cunt to use and not in a good way.

[Chontler]

..... Never mind.

Anyone recommend a pic host that links properly? photobucket appears to have become a bit of a cunt to use and not in a good way.

Imgur seems fine for me these days

[(o)(o)]

Feeling peckish at all ?

[(o)(o)]

[Cloudane]

Feeling peckish at all ?

[Yak]

just got the CUDA version of this running (mostly) locally, during the notebook they have you iterate on a source image of just blue sky and a few fluffy clouds and it's



and I follow the example on and it seems you can give it two source images, so of course I throw in this



and further iterate and EVERYTHING GOES FLUFFYYY



...and then it crashes out with some kind of memory smeg, probably due to me not knowing a smeg about Python whilst hacking about with their script.

But still nice to know about the guide image stuff you can use to nudge it in a direction you want to go.

[Yak]

let's try a delicious curry:



dog curry on a bed of bubble cars:



by fiddling with the stop layer you can get more arty effects:



There's plenty to fiddle with here, and I am sure with a bit of judicious stop layer choosing and use of the guide image it's possible to get away from the default "dog noses and pagodas" stuff you commonly see.

Definitely one to play with at the weekend when I'm not trying to get some damn work done .

[Yak]

The TxK logo looks kind of cool combined through Jerry's photo:



if you let it iterate it goes completely Haight-Ashbury.



LRH looks a lot prettier too!

[Yak]

exploring the less literal layers, a TxK input image becomes an impressionistic swirl:





The dog noses are fun but I'm liking the abstract layers even more .

Change of guide image and stop layers and everything's flowers:



I like this toy

[gumboot]

Any chance of video?

[Purple Grapefruit]

Any chance of a game?