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Sol398 Revisited In Color, The real Desert Planet
Nirgal
post Apr 26 2005, 02:06 AM
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well, we havn't been blessed with much new images from the rovers for a while...
so I browsed through the existing ones.
One of Oppy's Navcam-Panoramas
http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA07464
catched my imagination.

A lonely rover in the middle of this incredible vast and barren ocean of sand,
called Meridiani Planum:



High resolution download here (400 KB)
http://mitglied.lycos.de/user73289/misc/desertplanet_jpg.jpg
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The original image is part of a Navcam-Panorama. So I had to colorize it
from plain b/w without multi-filter information.
The detail view of the rover tracks shows how I tried to improve the
colorization to match as close as possible the "real" i.e. multi-filter composed images:



special thanks to Daniel Crotty (slinted) whose excellent color image gallery
are a great inspiration for chosing the martian color shades & hues ... smile.gif
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