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Phoenix - Sols 13 to 43 - R(1BC) & R(ABC) - 150 Pointings
My processing software was never really designed to do deck pans so I still have quite a bit of work to do on this to get it looking good. Nevertheless it's been a long time since I put out a colour version and the completed view is too good to keep to myself. So here is my latest test version:
EDIT - Replaced with an improved version
EDIT2 - New high resolution version here
EDIT3 - Polar (fish-eye) image here
10000 x 2499 version (4.7Mb)
5000 x 1250 version (1.0Mb)
11 comments
Comment from: Harry [Visitor] 
James Canvin,
Thanks for your work. (Saw it on Emily Lakdawalla's Planetary Society weblog.)
Harry
http://www.nivnac.co.uk/mer/index.php/phoenix-sols-13-to-43-r-1bc-aamp-r-abc-1
Thanks for your work. (Saw it on Emily Lakdawalla's Planetary Society weblog.)
Harry
http://www.nivnac.co.uk/mer/index.php/phoenix-sols-13-to-43-r-1bc-aamp-r-abc-1
11/07/08 @ 18:13
Comment from: Mark Simms [Visitor] · http://www.eyecandyphotographic.co.uk
Oh my, absolutely amazing.. a masterpiece in its own right. I love the detail in the fullsize version, makes things easier to understand and put things into context. I particularly like the detail we can see in the trenches dug so far to the left of the right solar panel array.
(followed link from Emilys page as well)
(followed link from Emilys page as well)
11/07/08 @ 23:10
Comment from: Dallas Web Hosting [Visitor] · http://www.develohost.com
These photos are fantastic. We need more of these! :)
12/07/08 @ 14:42
Comment from: ron [Visitor]
pictures from another world. how easily we just accept it. this is freaking mind boggling. these photos that look like the arizona desert are another world. It's Mars - that place where we used to read about in science fiction books and now we jutt go there and snap a photo. unbelievable.
12/07/08 @ 15:02
Comment from: Raphael [Visitor]
Fantastico !!
A true feat of acomplishment, my congratulations to every person working on this fantastic voyage, of discovery and of research . . keep up the great work, and ideas that take the human race one step beyond our little back yard.
A true feat of acomplishment, my congratulations to every person working on this fantastic voyage, of discovery and of research . . keep up the great work, and ideas that take the human race one step beyond our little back yard.
12/07/08 @ 16:22
Comment from: Andrew Brown [Visitor]
Very professional James. You really bridge the gap between science & art.
What you are doing is assisting the advancement of human knowledge & well as producing a very impressive visual feast. Perhaps you should get in contact with a person called Anthony Bawdon (Anthmartian), on This Island Earth, who too produces incredible work.
What you are doing is assisting the advancement of human knowledge & well as producing a very impressive visual feast. Perhaps you should get in contact with a person called Anthony Bawdon (Anthmartian), on This Island Earth, who too produces incredible work.
12/07/08 @ 17:59
Comment from: Doug Whitman [Visitor]
There is nothing -- nothing that European man cannot do.
12/07/08 @ 21:00
Comment from: Joe [Visitor]
Hi James:
Thanks for all of your kind effort in making this great work available to us.
It is a pleasure to see such quality in our (virtual) world of Babel. You have done a great service..
Best,
Joe
Thanks for all of your kind effort in making this great work available to us.
It is a pleasure to see such quality in our (virtual) world of Babel. You have done a great service..
Best,
Joe
12/07/08 @ 21:50
Beautiful rendering...thank you.
12/07/08 @ 22:39
Comment from: Ruediger Witzel [Visitor]
Greetings, everybody
This is a beautiful sight, I wish, Carl Sagan could have lived to behold this breathtaking panorama. It is a privilege to live in our days and to have the hope for more discoveries yet to come.
best wishes
Ruediger
This is a beautiful sight, I wish, Carl Sagan could have lived to behold this breathtaking panorama. It is a privilege to live in our days and to have the hope for more discoveries yet to come.
best wishes
Ruediger
13/07/08 @ 22:54