-
• #2
You are pushing the envelope... the pixels are so small that the smallest 'visual impurity' - such as a scratch or a small lint - in the line of sight between display and reading optics and a not perfect view angle - creating reflections / blurs - stresses error correction. Last but not least contrast is an issue as well.
-
• #3
The wikipedia says it's got lots of error correction pixels :-P
Resampled to 57x57 pixels:
http://javascriptology.com/qrcode/qrcode_57x57.png
http://javascriptology.com/qrcode/qrcode_57x57.bmpIt works fine on the screen of my Mac, in a 128*64 rectangle that has 5.4cm diagonally:
Can someone try this please, please? :-)
-
• #4
I'm not near a Pixl at the moment, but anyone who wants to try this can use http://www.espruino.com/Image+Converter
Even if that doesn't work, a smaller QR code containing less data (<=32 pixels so you can double it up) would be fine I'm sure.
-
• #5
Just tested - works great! Just ensure that when you import the image, black pixels really are black.
The image converter above defaults to using white as a
1
, but on a Pixl a1
is black. You just have to tick theinvert
checkbox. -
• #6
Just tested as well. It seems to work like a charm.
1 Attachment
-
• #7
Sweet :-)
Thanks!
Hello!
I would like to check if a qr code like this:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/38/Qr-code-ver-10.png
on the screen of the pixl can be read without a problem, but I don't have any pixl yet...
Can someone try this please?