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Yet another head-in-hole type photo manipulator, Turbanizer takes your image and allows you to overlay any of several fashionable turbans. The simple interface provides the granular controls you'll need to create an oh-so-convincing composite: it'll scale your photo or the turban as well as tweak the color intensity of your fabulous new headgear.
With more than 120,000 beautiful creations to date, the public is clearly embracing the opportunity to try on a turban without making the lengthy plane ride to the Middle East. Why, Turbanizer's not only fun, it's also environmentally friendly! There's even support for your Flickr and Facebook photos (though laziness and the desire to produce the screenshot above necessitated a Google image search, in my case).
As a bonus, Turbanizer even displays interesting facts about turbans while you wait for their Flash application to load. Give it a try yourself - and as-salaam alaykum!
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Subscribe to commentsQualisAug 7th 2008 11:48AM
"Give it a try yourself - and as-salaam alaykum!"
You do know they are referring to Indian turbans, which are worn by nearly all religions.
Sorry to reign on your parade dude.
Lee MathewsAug 7th 2008 11:49AM
S'ok, I gots my umbrella. Also, I just wanted to throw a somewhat regional "peace be with you" in. Please feel free to provide me a more appropriate alternative!
ChiliPeprAug 7th 2008 7:11PM
Sorry to rain on your reign, but you got caught in a homonym trap.
MSep 1st 2008 9:03PM
Namaste would be more appropriate in this case.
velocitySTRIKEAug 7th 2008 6:41PM
Lee, आप शांति के साथ हो
I'd try to find a latinate version of it but I can't.
rsAug 8th 2008 7:44AM
Err.. #4 translates to "You are with Shanti (sha-an-tea)". Shanti does mean peace (in Hindi) but it is also a common feminine name in India. You could just say "Namaste (Nuhm-ah-stey)" which roughly interprets to "I honor the Spirit in you which is also in me".
Cheers from India.
Thank you, come again :D
Lee MathewsAug 8th 2008 7:45AM
Ah yes! Thanks, RS.
MSep 1st 2008 9:03PM
Greetings from India. That is a turban from Rajasthan, a state in north India, for anybody who cares. A lot of people in Punjab, Rajasthan and Haryana wear turbans though the turban has come to be associated with people from Arab countries in recent times.