Spel Dither

Spel Dither Free App

Rated 4.55/5 (11) —  Free Android application by Spel Mobile Software

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About Spel Dither

Interested in bringing your photos back into the digital past? Spel Dither allows you to transform images in the same style as a classic Macintosh display from 1984. Load an existing image up from your gallery or snap a photo on the spot, and watch the classic Mac magic unfold!

Click on the full-sized image above to better see the dithering effect!

From the app's About section:

Spel Dither is an app that allows the user to take a snapshot or select an existing photo, and transform the image to appear as it would on a classic Macintosh computer. This is done by using an image dithering technique originally developed by Bill Atkinson of Apple Computer, Inc. in the early 1980s. While image dithering was originally used in order for the 1-bit black and white monitors of the time to more correctly display detailed images, in modern times it serves as an interesting imaging technique.

Images output by Spel Dither are pure black and white and are 512 x 384 pixels in size, to match the original Macintosh resolution size. Dithered images are available in your device's image gallery within the "Spel Dither" album. Due to the effects of the dithering, the image may not appear correct in thumbnail form on your device (such as in the gallery album view). However the image will render properly at full size when you open it up.

How to Download / Install

Download and install Spel Dither version 1.02 on your Android device!
Downloaded 500+ times, content rating: Everyone
Android package: com.spel.speldither, download Spel Dither.apk

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App History & Updates

More downloads  Spel Dither reached 500 - 1 000 downloads

What are users saying about Spel Dither

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The graphic output is mostly as expected. When loading an image, often the colour preview is larger or smaller than it should be; after dithering an image, sometimes the result is larger or smaller than the colour preview. Many times, the controls obscured by overlapping the image. I'd like an option to resize the image; original Macs were not the only Macs which used such algorithms!


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