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New Colorized Titan Surface Image
Nirgal
post Apr 13 2005, 12:29 AM
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originally from the mars/MER forum:

QUOTE (paxdan @ Apr 12 2005, 01:56 PM)
Nirgal. I'm very impressed with your hand-colouring skills. Perhaps you could take a swing at coloring one of the images from the surface of Titan (not many pixels to assign a colour value on those pics). I didn't like the ESA treatment which was simply to overlay the agregate colour recorded. I have seen better versions (props to Kevin Dawson), but nothing thats really grabbed me and made me say thats the one. Plenty of room for interpretation, single channel images and all that. I imagine pale ice blocks reflecting an orange sky on a dark brown beach.

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Very low resolution indeed.. the raw image has only 384x192 pixels sad.gif
And I too didn't like the ESA colors at all smile.gif



So I did this quick one... not quite that easy because now we
almost have too *few* pixels to play with, but nevertheless ..



Don't have an account on the Titan board yet ...
will post the image there too smile.gif
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Decepticon
post Apr 13 2005, 02:32 AM
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The pixels drive me nuts. ph34r.gif
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