[X] My Assistant

[elakdawalla]

New images released!

And raw images at various processing levels from PJ1 are now in the JunoCam gallery.

[Matt Brealey]

Brian Burns - Thanks so much for the suggestion of SpiceyPy! I’ve taken a quick look and it certainly seems slightly more accessible than the command line/C toolset. And your example is very helpful - I’ll start breaking that down tonight. I’ll take a look into ISIS too, as getting any help with the reprojection would be fantastic!

Roman : The images you’ve posted are excellent - I entirely agree with the ‘Starry Night’ reference, too

Gerald : The image you posted on the 10th is incredibly beautiful. I’d love to know how you’re achieving the levels of contrast present.

For those interested, I’ve finally finished my article explaining the Visual Effects techniques I used to create the images I posted back on page 3 of this thread, and you can find it here : Constructing Jupiter. The aim with the article was to serve as a suitable introduction to those with knowledge of JUNO but not of VFX, and hopefully vice versa too. If anyone has any questions however, just let me know.

Thanks again!

[mcaplinger]

For those interested, I’ve finally finished my article explaining the Visual Effects techniques I used...

Wow, thanks for writing this, it's very impressive. I'm amazed that you can do all this with essentially no knowledge of the imaging geometry, and while it's fairly manual, it doesn't look nearly as labor-intensive as I was expecting -- a combination of the specific tool and your familiarity with it. (While in theory I guess you could do all of this in Photoshop, I shudder to imagine how long it might take, not that I am a Photoshop expert.)

One minor note: thanks for referring to the black dots on the images as calibration marks -- but they're really undesirable imperfections in the filters that we didn't really want. If they were useful regardless, that was a nice benefit!