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Endurance Sol 95 To 101, L256 and L234567 look at the crater
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post Jan 5 2006, 12:35 AM
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I've been playing around a lot with the Endurance images lately and here's one of the things that's almost finished.

It's quite interesting to see the difference of sol & local time throughout the frames. Some animations I'm working on are really surprising in showing how different even a tiny cobble can look with different shadowing and such.

And no, there are no b*u*n*n*i*e*s on Mars biggrin.gif

I've put it at 80% quality since I'm still adding info and checking some errors.

Endurance Crater over sols 95-101

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post Jan 5 2006, 03:47 AM
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well, It IS 180°+, 50+ frames, so....and it's compressed already sad.gif

But I agree to mention it from now on smile.gif Glad you like it!

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