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Programming Question (Graphics ???)

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From: jeffrey scot bokenko
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1992 15:04
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I know of this company that wants to create a program for bald people. They
want to take a picture of a person, display it on the screen, and then
display what this person will (or might) look like after they use their
product or go through the company's hair growing system.  

My questions are:  
   How hard would this be to program?  
   How difficult would it be to display what this individual will look like
         in the future?
   How would you go about doing this whole idea?
   What would be the best programming language?
   How difficult would it be to super-compose one picture with another
	 picture and form a new picture?
   What would be the best graphics format (PCX, GIFF, etc.) so I could alter
	 the picture, if necessary?
   etc.

If you have any ideas, please E-MAIL your responses directly to me.

Thanks,
Jeff Bokenko   ( bokenko@beethoven.cs.colostate.edu )
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Jeff Bokenko                       CONFUCIOUS SAY:  "He who fishes in another
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Subject: Programming Question (Graphics ???)
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