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[Nix]

I'm finally getting results with 360's. I thought the issue was a lack of memory but it turned out to be a lack of experience with the software



Thanksgiving panorama

Yawn..goodnight everybody.

Nico

[tedstryk]

Likewise tedstryk

This is one of my favorites;

http://img52.imageshack.us/my.php?image=colorpeaksc13sg.jpg

and the 'outer' moons of course.

I used to be extremely fascinated by the outer solar system as a kid..

Nico

Thanks. That image is one I am still working on. It is a combo of three data sets. One is the "super-pan," the full 360 degree pan that was only partially transmitted. The others are better super resolution images of both peaks (they are partial frames, and not contiguous). I also got my passion for planetary images, both inner and outer solar systerm, as a child - I spend many hours in the local university library digging for images.

Here are the latest version of the two pans, shrunken to where they look relatively clear (still far larger than the original size before super-res processing).

[Nix]

Great! Sometimes when I look at Pathfinder images it just feels like it was only yesterday. Do you have a lot of Pathfinder stuff?

Nico

[tedstryk]

Great! Sometimes when I look at Pathfinder images it just feels like it was only yesterday. Do you have a lot of Pathfinder stuff?

Nico

I wouldn't say a lot (yet), but I have been trying to make some relatively clean looking images of the topographic features it saw. For example, rimshot crater. The problem is that this is so blown up through a great stack of super-res sub frames that the lower resolution color data isn't very helpful.



I have worked with a similar stack on the backshell.





Also, I have done some work with sojourner images, particularly when it was beyond the rock garden (it was at the edge of a depressed area (craterlet?) and near some dunes, making it the one place it went where the scenery was a bit different from back at the lander.