my dithering settings
I discovered dithering from ribo.zone and since then I have been obsessed. Because what do you mean I can get sharp and uniform images that take up very little storage?
Today I decided to include dithered images in my book and film reviews. Below is my current process, derived from ribo.zone's instructions.
- Download high-quality book covers or movie posters online.
- I usually get them from Am*zon or IMDB, respectively.
- Resize (usually decrease in size) your image using Photopea.
- I decrease them to 300 px in width while the img width in my CSS is 150 px.
- Upload the resized image/s to Dithermark.
The settings I use:
- Algorithm: Bayer 16x16
- Color comparison: RGB
- Color palette:
- 1 - #201A0B
- 2 - #EFF7FC
- 3 - #8AA19A
- 4 - #23271F
- Upload to BearBlog and link it in posts!
That's all! But while you're also here, join me in marveling at ribo.zone's mecha page.