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I tried to make Edie green!
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Boo!
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Almost looks like they've been burned in some weird way.
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Also looked very eerie when I applied the effect to my hands.
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Sith Lord needs a toothbrush that does a better job on the gum-line.
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So awesomely upsetting!
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Next I tried mapping a dark red to my face with startling results.
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...but using it to paint my skin different colors seemed to work pretty well.
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Even better on my face. Smurfy!
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This was my attempt at Incredible Hulk but came out looking more like Amazing Jaundice.
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I tried to make myself "invisible" by replacing my skin tone with white. Haha. Didn't work so well...
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It seems to better with less-shiny objects. I turned my blue backpack green.
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It did a really nice job converting the pixels underneath my hand!
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And vice versa! It needs better shadow-detection and color-gradiation-mapping, but otherwise, pretty neato!
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Then I started playing around with the very cool "color swap" feature. Here's me telling the camera to use the blue color of the ball the replace any instances of the file cabinet's green.
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File cabinet selected. The neat thing about these effects is that they happen in real-time when you take the photo (as opposed to having to download the photos and manipulate them with a different program).
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...the ball selected.
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While browsing through the menu options, I found a few cool real-time coloring effects. Like "Make everything black and white except the color you select." Here's the floor selected...
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Abbey showing off her drawing. (Of a teddy bear jumping rope while a fairy flied overhead???)
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We actually didn't mind at all. We had a way funner time than anyone else because we got to do coloring and no one else did. Here's Mer and Abbey tag-teaming a page out of one of Abbey's coloring books.
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Matthew shows off "Blue Snake No. 7: Sleeping on a Rock."
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Dah-dah!
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Somehow during the course of the night, it came up that we suspected Grant of using "Sun In" to lighten his hair. An accusation that he so strongly reacted to that we all immediatley knew it had to be true. Meredith checks Grant's hair for the color "Golden Jersey Shore Wheat." Yep, it's a match.