I hope it is ok to post a second one ...
Part of Falconbridge Pancam, Sol 3119:

Is the white stuff there just sand?

Yep. Great work!!!

From Sol 3119:

Sol 3119 Navcam pan :


And Sol 3121 :

Here is Ant103's 3121 half pan in circular format - another drive to the south. We are approaching the big ancient crater.

Phil

This is a vertically stretched view of the crater ahead - viewed from the north so not in route map geometry.

Phil

[quote name='ronald' date='Nov 3 2012, 01:15 PM' post='194089']
Color variation of Coniston - Pancam, Sol 3119:


I am fairly new to these forums.
Many of you are producing beautiful approximations of Mars "true" color from the MER filter 2, 5, 7 filters. Could you describe the process you are using or point me back to discussion of this topic? I have searched without success.

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Ant's 3119 pan in circular form.

Phil

Beautiful undulations on that filled-in crater ahead:



And an anaglyph teased out of images from Sol 3054 and from around Sol 3114, a baseline shift of around 80 meters. It's a little headache-inducing at the nearest mountain, I'm guessing due to the difference in elevation between the two images.

I believe that your nearest mountain happens to be a future destination of Opportunity. Perhaps the headaches are caused by staring at a 3d view with too much intensity. I actually pasted your anaglyph into IrfanView and expanded it. The details got fuzzy, but the shape of the mountain became clearer to me. Thank-you very much.

While still waiting for all Falconbridge files I did a quick try on Gertrude - Sol 3117:

Nice colors Ronald

Sol 3121 Navcam pan updated (see my previous post).

Thank you Ant - Sao Pantaleao on Sol 3121:

Big version here. Sorry no false color this time but a nice corresponding anaglyph of the far left rock formation.

Any idea what process can cause the ring-like crack in the lower left half the rock?

I’m really starting to doubt that any coherent stratigraphy can be teased out of Cape York. Using Melosh’s impact crater morphometric parameters as a guideline the Endeavour rim would have been some 800 metres above the surrounding terrain. This has eroded down to a nub. Potentially all ejecta deposited in the Endeavour impact may have been removed and the Noachian core of Cape York could be upturned or overturned, pre impact terrain. This would have mainly been Miyamoto ejecta in the first place and interpreting this area with Opportunity's limited assets may well be impossible.