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50 M Above The Plain, In Color.
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post Jan 24 2005, 11:42 PM
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Here's a recent panorama I assembled from 3 images using filters 2,5,7.
I really like that layered rock ahead!
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post Jan 25 2005, 02:11 PM
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I thikn what we're seing is a combination of crap JPG'ing and stretching by JPL, mild noise on CCD's ( which is calibrated out during the proper PDS process ), mild features from the optics ( in Navcam due to it's wide F.O.V. and very rare on Pancam )

Most of these things can be hacked out during PDS processing, but some are just there to stay - and those will be the dust related issues. Lets face it - sure, they kepe Pancam tilted away from dust as much as possible, but the state the solar array is in shows just how much cack is in the air.

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