Topic: QR code w/ embedded bitcoin logo (Read 3314 times)
Very nice, and functional to boot!
Beautiful Bitcoin Art.. I think it reflects the general idea that
the btc logo has to be based on a qr code design..
the btc logo has to be based on a qr code design..
very cool
I can't get this to work well with a real bitcoin URI containing a full address and label. A bitcoin URI plus a cute image is just too much data to be squeezed into such a small space. I prefer the old technique of bumping up the EC level to the maximum possible within your size restriction, then scribbling all over it. Again, with a long URI such as a full bitcoin address, you need either a low EC level (which doesn't give you much scribble room) or a large QR version (size) (which is ugly and needs a higher resolution camera to scan it reliably). My avatar is QR Version 5, EC Level Q, which seems to be a good balance between size and defacability.
I can't remember the site I used to make my avatar. I'll try and find it.
I like "mine" much more.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-sticker-53253
http://bitmit.net/de/trade/i/183-100-bitcoin-sticker-9-8-x-9-8-cm/description
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-sticker-53253
http://bitmit.net/de/trade/i/183-100-bitcoin-sticker-9-8-x-9-8-cm/description
Yes, I like them, clean and simple, but unfortunately the content "http://bitcoin.org" is a bit disappointing, a no-brainer, there's no mystery that one can decipher, maybe I'm just too used to bitcoin, since I cannot appreciate a simple bitcoin.org anymore...
It's pretty easy to embed colored images into QR codes and leave them functional...
Just grabbed a quick link showing some. There are a bunch of sites that use all sorts of methods to spruce up QR codes.
http://www.labnol.org/internet/embed-images-in-qr-codes/20800/
Just grabbed a quick link showing some. There are a bunch of sites that use all sorts of methods to spruce up QR codes.
http://www.labnol.org/internet/embed-images-in-qr-codes/20800/
Interesting.
But the one the OP is showing doesn't appear to be 'functional' in a way that it doesn't contain a valid bitcoin address.
I see how the system works: make a real code, then add a label to it, that at the end of it contains a bunch of garbage...
It's pretty easy to embed colored images into QR codes and leave them functional...
yes, that's the non-geeky version. but this one tempers directly with the data (the #... after the url) to modify how the data is stored and checksummed. complete new level -> http://research.swtch.com/qart :-)
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... and inverted:
how to do this? follow russ cox from the go development team.
http://research.swtch.com/qr/draw
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how to do this? follow russ cox from the go development team.
http://research.swtch.com/qr/draw
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It's pretty easy to embed colored images into QR codes and leave them functional...
Just grabbed a quick link showing some. There are a bunch of sites that use all sorts of methods to spruce up QR codes.
http://www.labnol.org/internet/embed-images-in-qr-codes/20800/
Just grabbed a quick link showing some. There are a bunch of sites that use all sorts of methods to spruce up QR codes.
http://www.labnol.org/internet/embed-images-in-qr-codes/20800/
QR-Code:http://bitcoin.org#682695597682677368759000000097683509677339084598730721510957945379181257677331000894682853510640000383981343683997157314202752263341349874682682751959959696042640642683342700687338479768000958677341501300528660596343944120248381933321427323322762682343080000000380677343938
Calls for a new version of vanity address generator: one that approximates a shape as its OR-code version.
Calls for a new version of vanity address generator: one that approximates a shape as its OR-code version.
does it work?
this qr code with bitcoin logo might be nice for a cool sticker!
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