i tried doing a bitcoin banknote once upon a time
here's what i came up with ...
front and back
here's what i came up with ...
front and back
We sure have come a long way with the designs!
Topic: How would you like to design a bitcoin banknote? - page 24. (Read 94820 times)
We sure have come a long way with the designs!
Actually I'm pretty sure all your cameras on your phones take pictures in color 
The base QR algorithm used in any decent apps have a threshold range yes, but that's usually like a RGB change of about 10, anything more than that and it's fine using colors, it uses filtering of light-vs-dark as binary, not specific color palettes. The WHOLE background area DOES need to match as solid, but it samples the 'background color' from the area around the location marks in the corners. The standards are a blank area outline surrounding the code and must be pseudo-solid color background. That example matches the required specifications fine.
For a light color like that it's fine. You don't even need to use black if I recall correct, just it's the most contrasted color
The base QR algorithm used in any decent apps have a threshold range yes, but that's usually like a RGB change of about 10, anything more than that and it's fine using colors, it uses filtering of light-vs-dark as binary, not specific color palettes. The WHOLE background area DOES need to match as solid, but it samples the 'background color' from the area around the location marks in the corners. The standards are a blank area outline surrounding the code and must be pseudo-solid color background. That example matches the required specifications fine.
For a light color like that it's fine. You don't even need to use black if I recall correct, just it's the most contrasted color
White..
Contrast is best..
Contrast is best..
Computers are color blind.
Try to read it with your smartphone, it should do it just fine.
QR code background could match a color scheme
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Computers are color blind.
QR code background could match a color scheme
I don't think so. Qr-codes are black pixels on a white background for a reason.
I can read it with no problem
QR code background could match a color scheme
I don't think so. Qr-codes are black pixels on a white background for a reason.
QR code background could match a color scheme
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getting better every revision..
Will someone make a simple program to print these out without editing a file ?
Will someone make a simple program to print these out without editing a file ?
That request should be made to the Armory developer. I would love to print these notes with pub and priv keys coming from one of Armory's deterministic wallets, preferably offline
I am not referring to the font, I am referring to the outline of the following shape: -----> BTC
Yes, I understood. Was answering to unclemantis.
Your request to change the BTC with the regular one used on the logo will be dealt with tomorrow, along with a new version.
Looking great Psy!
getting better every revision..
Will someone make a simple program to print these out without editing a file ?
Will someone make a simple program to print these out without editing a file ?
I am not referring to the font, I am referring to the outline of the following shape: -----> BTC
Yes, I understood. Was answering to unclemantis.
Your request to change the BTC with the regular one used on the logo will be dealt with tomorrow, along with a new version.
I am not referring to the font, I am referring to the outline of the following shape: -----> BTC
The BTC logo looks re-rendered from scratch and is visibly different from the commonly seen one - consider snipping the original vector shapes from the PDF found here. https://bitcointalk.org/?topic=1756.0
The BTC logo has a slanted stroke on the lower left side of the B which is not present in the note.
This is the font used http://font.ubuntu.com/
Yes, that is the font used on all the text of the note.
The BTC logo looks re-rendered from scratch and is visibly different from the commonly seen one - consider snipping the original vector shapes from the PDF found here. https://bitcointalk.org/?topic=1756.0
The BTC logo has a slanted stroke on the lower left side of the B which is not present in the note.
This is the font used http://font.ubuntu.com/
The BTC logo looks re-rendered from scratch and is visibly different from the commonly seen one - consider snipping the original vector shapes from the PDF found here. https://bitcointalk.org/?topic=1756.0
The BTC logo has a slanted stroke on the lower left side of the B which is not present in the note.
Hey bitpay. I liked where you where going with the Bonds! What happened?
I'm still working on it, although I believe that bearer bonds may be illegal, so I'm working on some better terminology and features that would be safer to use. I'd like it to look like a real stock certificate, or something of value you can put in a safe, with the understanding that the document itself has no value, it is the information on it, which may be compromised.
Cool. Cause I am really looking forward to it! Do you need help with ideas?
Hey bitpay. I liked where you where going with the Bonds! What happened?
I'm still working on it, although I believe that bearer bonds may be illegal, so I'm working on some better terminology and features that would be safer to use. I'd like it to look like a real stock certificate, or something of value you can put in a safe, with the understanding that the document itself has no value, it is the information on it, which may be compromised.
Now, here is a new colored version without the tilted B's.
Nice! I like it!
Hey bitpay. I liked where you where going with the Bonds! What happened?
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