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In the obvious next step from the straight lines of Pick-a-Stick, curves are plotted between the successive points in the strange attractor. The artist is of the opinion that the results are among the most beautiful available on pixelbrain so far, and has so far amassed several engrossed hours watching them emerge out of the darkness. (These, more than any so far, are worth launching the applets for...)
Created using Processing.
See pixelbrain for more, and try out the applets to watch the images being formed.
Got this as a birthday cum graduation gift.
Choosing Architecture was by far one of the best decision I made in my life. Even though there were preventable setbacks in my final year, I shall deem those as small stepping stones atop of large boulders.
To more life achievements ahead!
Using a Coronado PST with a QHY5-II and Barlow x2
Processed with AutoStakkert, Registax V6 and Photoshop CS6
False color image
Date: 21/10/2014
Madrid-Spain
Sun Mosaic
MDK mono camera
10 image mosaic
CGE mount
Registax / Fitswork / Photoshop
Midland, Texas
Feb 22, 2014
A loop filament (above center) and a prominence (right center, at Sun's limb) in hydrogen alpha (h-alpha) light. A small sunspot group is at lower left. This photo is a combination of many frames of an avi image sequence made on June 5, 2005, using a Coronado SolarMax 90 solar telescope. If the Earth were in this photo, it would be about the size of the gap in the "antlers" at right. The Sun is 109 times the diameter of the Earth. Never view the sun directly, with or without optical aid!
Scope supplied by 3RF (see www.3rf.org).
Single exposure for disc and prominence, splitted post-processing. Digital color.
Take a look also at my astronomy video channel.
Close up on prominence at 3 meter of focal with a Daystar filter.
Take a look also at my astronomy video channel.
3 types of 3D printer filament have been submerged into Orange TKO for 4 hours. HIPs filament has gotten sticky and disintegrated completely in about 30 minutes after this photo was taken.
Solar prominence, sunspots and filaments. 21st September 2014. Inverted image
Lunt LS60 Ha solar scope
Skyris 618C camera, Televue Powermate 2.5x
AS!2, Registax, PS CS6
22/05/2008
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Aha! Well I've finally had a wee mess around with THE cam and revisited an old subject. (though i've decided it will be revisted again when my concentration is higher and when i've made an effort to dust and polish the bulb - it was so speckly that i think i've ruined a fair amount of the detail trying to de-speckle in ps. sigh!)
Anyways... because i've got that new cam burning my fingers waiting for inspiration to strike - here's me first of many. :-)