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Sol 024 Lander Panorama, Before tomorrows Press. Conf.
djellison
post Feb 18 2004, 11:55 PM
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Filters 456 - 6 being full size, 4 and 5 being half size.

The bottom left images are so drastically different in exposure or treatment, I cant get them to match the others in any way at all. Also - the 3rd image, top row (most of the centre petal) is actually just fudged from L4 and L6 as half of L5 is missing at the moment. (took an average of L4 and L6 and substituted it for L5.)

I'm fairly sure they'll have a better version of this at tomorrows press conf, but till then I'm very pleased with this image biggrin.gif

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