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Re: MFM Junction Vew

Postby johnTan » Sat Apr 18, 2009 12:33 am

Sorry, blackout.
For the JV resolution, I'm not sure
I think should be 480x270 Pixel.
For what your see junction view of Sing/Mal,
The word of the sideboard indication is not clear,
i think that it's because the actual JV picture resolution is 480x270 Pixel,
after the picture deflation, so the word became narrow.
refer to picture below,
I think if not wrong, for the Nuvi series 7x5, when press the JV picture, it will enlarge to full screen.
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Re: MFM Junction Vew

Postby edchuang (retired) » Sat Apr 18, 2009 3:01 am

MFM Hybrid Juntion View. :-' :-' :-'
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Re: MFM Junction Vew

Postby J2EE » Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:21 am

edchuang wrote:MFM Hybrid Juntion View. :-' :-' :-'

I must say that the hybrid looks like a good compromise. The other factor to consider is that the junction view (whether photo or hybrid) can quickly help drivers to instantly assist to recognise the junctions and make a decision in split seconds without clutter of traffic or other objects. Realistic photo, hybrid or graphics, which can do the job better ?
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Re: MFM Junction Vew

Postby fancheng » Sat Apr 18, 2009 12:07 pm

antyong wrote:
fancheng wrote:
antyong wrote:John, what is the resolution of Garmin's JCV? Can you post a screen shot of one?


Bro I can't find Garmin JCV view ](*,) :-k anyone can help ?

I was asking Johntan O:)

Btw, I think your idea can really work =D>

How long does it take to finish one picture?


For the mix photo it take around 30min to 45min :-k . I was mastering Corel Draw ver 4 & 7 O:) (now using ver 12) 15 years ago :( , I a bit rusty for 7 years :-# (less using until MFM start). :)

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Re: MFM Junction Vew

Postby norwadi » Sat Apr 18, 2009 5:52 pm

Some examples from other forum (just for knowledge). O:)

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Re: MFM Junction Vew

Postby chinwy » Sat Apr 18, 2009 6:06 pm

Agree, Visio has its limitations. Did a full test last night and it came up bottom. Corel or Illustrator looks promising. Both are not that difficult to work with and master unless you are looking on doing multiple layering and other facny stuff.

One way to cut down the image size is to reduce the total colour used. Doing high contrast correction on the raster image can help. Another option is to apply filters eg Watercolour effect from photoshop.

Based on the screen resolution of Navi's I don't think it can take in that much Mbyts of display. The Navi 5000 has a display size of 800 x 480 = 384Kbytes max and most wide screen Navi use 480 x 272 = 130k5 Kbytes. That will be about the max size to work with assuming the image is displayed full screen.

I guess the next step is to work out some rules as to how we want to collect and convert the pictures.

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Re: MFM Junction Vew

Postby jeremaze » Sat Apr 18, 2009 9:58 pm

I am very excited =P~ and ready to take pictures tomorrow morning from Klang to Serenbam GG.
Do I need to do GeoTag?
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Re: MFM Junction Vew

Postby sulphur » Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:52 pm

Dont worry about pixel just yet. Take big mega pixels picture, it will make much easier when editing and tracing for those hybrid junction images.

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Re: MFM Junction Vew

Postby johnTan » Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:59 pm

sulphur wrote:Dont worry about pixel just yet. Take big mega pixels picture, it will make much easier when editing and tracing for those hybrid junction images.


Great ! :thumbsup:
Our mfm logo, banner, T-shirt designer Sifu sulphur is here.
No problem for the hybrid junction image also !! :peace:
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Re: MFM Junction Vew

Postby fancheng » Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:25 pm

sulphur wrote:Dont worry about pixel just yet. Take big mega pixels picture, it will make much easier when editing and tracing for those hybrid junction images.


Ya... I agree Bro silphur said "Take big mega pixels picture, it will make much easier when editing and tracing for those hybrid junction images." :thumbsup:


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