Rasterbator
January 8th, 2007 @ 6:07 pm by Mrs. Bee
The Rasterbator is a cool program that allows you blow up any image into a huge version of its original size. You simply send them an image, they send it back to you as a bunch of PDF documents, and then you piece them together to form one big image. Best of all it’s freeeeeee!
Use it to create a jumbo size poster of you and your FI for your reception like Mrs. Ladybug did.
Create a cool backdrop, like this rasterbation of Times Square, for guests to take pictures in front of.
Or blow up a wedding picture for your apartment after the wedding. I might have something made up as wall art for our apartment. You can get really creative with this! 
(via apartmenttherapy)
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11 Responses to “Rasterbator”
this is really cool! cant wait to show the bf this since he definetely want a pic of the skyline of new orleans in the background of his room.
that’s awesome!
Cool! And funny name to boot. 
that’s why i just had to say “rasterbation”
I did this a couple years ago in my old apartment. Super easy and fun! 
I like it, I like it! I may try this since our bedroom walls are a naked green right now.
As it was my own little studio apartment, I just laminated the sheets and placed on the wall with tape. However, I had a friend who laser printed each of his images on photo paper and mounted them on foam board, and other who framed each one in a cheap clip frame and hung up 20 frames. I thought that wasn’t too smart to do in earthquake country, but it worked.
OMG, I am SO gonna do this ASAP… hehe
Ok… I just tried this program and printed out 28 pages of dots… now how the heck do I know how to put it together??!???
Mrs. Bee, New York
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the times square pic is so cool! i totally want to do something like that! =) thanks for the info!