Level 11

Ok, so I [removed potential spoiler].

I tried the word as a URL, but no luck. What am I missing?

Nothing. Are you sure you entered it correctly?

Ahh! I was using the wrong form of the URL.

Thanks for your heads up,

- Matt K

I've found almost no useful hints for level 11 anywhere. I've split the image into four images, two of which are all black, the other two nearly identical to the original. I can't think of anything else to try. I can see that the image looks like two pictures merged together, but I know just enough about imaging to know that I don't know squat.

Help, please?

I've found almost no useful hints for level 11 anywhere. I've split the image into four images, two of which are all black,

You might have to adjust your brightness and/or contrast in order to see the image, but they shouldn't be totally black.

You might have to adjust your brightness and/or contrast in order to see the image, but they shouldn't be totally black.

Wow, I see it now. That's cruel and unusual!

Hello All,

I don't know how start this level, I tried to decomose the image to RGB band but it leads nowhere
I don't understand the utility of the title 'even odd'.
I'am sur I have to cut the image but I don't how, 4 equal small images ?

Please give a hint so i could continue this challenge.

I don't understand the utility of the title 'even odd'.

Look very very closely at the image.

Hello,

Thanks for the tip but I have sticken my eyes on the screen and dont't see anything usefull

Hello again,

I found two points but I don't know what to do with theim and I don't even know if they are correct.

I search for all the pixerl if any of ascii code of letters in odd and even were in the tuples return par get****, I found two points.
then I seek into the list to find the coordinates but is this correct ?

Whet can i do now ?

please help

... Whet can i do now ?

Keep trying! Read the page title twice As a general hint about what not to do, JPEG is a "lossy" format, so it would be odd indeed if the exact values of pixels were important in a .jpg file.

Yes,

I think I found the tips, but I have a 'python' problem.
I have selected some pixels and I want to create an image with theim but I get a image useless.
I am using the putpixel function in a loop but the image is bad

Any useful hint ?

Thnaks All,


After hours and hours (I have a small brain ) I found the solution ! It was so simple now I know

Thanks for this great challenge !

Just wondering whether the images are actually meant to come out clear or not?

I love this problem (and python) - 13 lines of code does something I really didn't expect!