I recently coded a flash image manipulation program to generate rows of circles based on a user submitted image file. Even more recently than that, I have been developing a as3 class that can export dynamically generated content to svg (scalable vector graphics) files.

Why do this?

So I could open them in Illustrator and scale the images to whatever size I wanted to. I can now create really cool poster sized images out of 640x480px images.

These images are from a test I did with a still frame from the movie "Amelie" (Which, by the way, if you haven't seen, you should see). As you can see, each image is zoomed in from the previous. Thanks to .svg, each is as crisp as the last.