All Binary - Photoshop Contest [15 entries]

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Winning entry, with a score of:
61.4%
Contest goal:

The binary numeral system is a system which uses only 2 numerical values: 0 and 1. It's mostly used in digital circuits, and is therefore used in current computer systems.

In this contest however, we're going to use the binary system in a different setting... We're going to use the binary system in objects that normally use the more practical decimal system (base 10). For examples: watches, TVs, oven timers, thermometers, speed counters, ... So, convert decimals numbers to their binary equivalent and create a creative, but more confusing object, which consists only of binary numbers. Make sure the original image is included, so the values can be compared, because different countries use different metrics.

To convert decimal to binary, you can use this binary conversion tool.
Don't forget: your binary representation has to be match the decimal values of your original object. (for example, if you use a clock, the '12' has to be replaced with '1100') Images with just 0s and 1s thrown on it will be disqualified.

Good luck!


Status: finished. Check out the winners below!
Suggested by: Alan2641

nasirkhan: Atleast many uses will know about binary, decimal and hexdecimal numbering system. ( 5 years and 3505 days ago )
nasirkhan: I mean "User". BTW. if anyone want offline number conversion , he can use windows default calculator and changing its view from standart to Sceintific. Then type number and click on Bin (binary) option ( 5 years and 3505 days ago )
nasirkhan: Hardtime for this contest MODs, becasue they have to verify all numeric conversion or may be user will help them and red flag ( 5 years and 3505 days ago )
Feodora: But text doesn't need to be transformed into binaries? Because the contest title says all binary. ( 5 years and 3505 days ago )
nasirkhan: Feodora, description say: "So, convert decimals numbers to their binary equivalent and create a creative, but more confusing object", titile should be "Decimal to Binary" ( 5 years and 3505 days ago )
jawshoewhah: This contest is confusing to begin with ( 5 years and 3505 days ago )
erikuri: Jaw, :jumclap: ! ( 5 years and 3505 days ago )
lou23m: I'm working on one, but I have to say it is very challenging so far. ( 5 years and 3505 days ago )
Drivenslush: bet we see a lot of 1011001010011010... OY ( 5 years and 3505 days ago )
ChristianTheMagician: cool contest, how do we upload 2 immages like you said? ( 5 years and 3500 days ago )
ChristianTheMagician: cool contest, how do we upload 2 immages like you said? ( 5 years and 3500 days ago )

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Rack 'em - created by lou23m


Rack em
Favs: 3SBS: n/aHi-resRank: 1/15Score: 61.4% (35)11207 views

Was not as easy as I thought, especially because I wanted to make it look as realistic as possible. (5 years and 3502 days ago)

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Weather in binary degrees - created by sunzet


Weather in binary degrees
Favs: 0SBS: 11Hi-resRank: 2/15Score: 59.7% (30)11524 views

This is a weatherstation wich I did in Photoshop. No sources used except for the background. (5 years and 3499 days ago)

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Hope I read this wrong ... - created by Alan2641


Hope I read this wrong ...
Favs: 1SBS: n/aHi-resRank: 3/15Score: 59.6% (25)9883 views

Thanks to Nbauer and ElaiEva

Clone to remove original numbers
Copy and assemble binary values. Warp using arc at 9 degrees for outside temps

Adjust opacity to blend with background
(5 years and 3503 days ago)

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1st Draft - created by pingenvy


1st Draft
Favs: 1SBS: 12Hi-resRank: 4/15Score: 58.3% (20)6919 views

The founding fathers decided another draft was in order. Ok here it goes again. This is the 3rd attempt to get this to load. Thanks to kelly taylor (quill), and Ben Dodson (watch & hand). (5 years and 3501 days ago)

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Binary OdoMeter - created by nasirkhan


Binary OdoMeter
Favs: 0SBS: 4Hi-resRank: 5/15Score: 57.7% (15)9358 views

(5 years and 3505 days ago)

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