Tiger Eye Sun

[Peter Ward]

Pity I didn't think of using an inverted disk for the transform that
got me some cred at Royal Greenwich this year.........anyway...

Ver 2.0 is here

More art than science? Maybe, but the transforms are reproduceable as opposed to arbitrary.

I really like it.

Hope you do too.

[RB (Andrew)]

I like it too Peter.
Well done.

RB

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by RB

I like it too Peter.
Well done.

RB

Thanks mate....but judging from the feedback about a popular as
a pork chop at a Halal buffet.

[PhilTas (Phil)]

Well I like it,,, it would make a nice large poster size print.

I like pork chops too.

[RB (Andrew)]

Originally Posted by Peter Ward

Thanks mate....but judging from the feedback about a popular as
a pork chop at a Halal buffet.

Well its Kosher because it's reproducible not arbitrary Peter, which is what i like.
Some things take time to catch on.

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by RB

Well its Kosher because it's reproducible not arbitrary Peter, which is what i like.
Some things take time to catch on.

Yep, Ken Burns should be worried

Originally Posted by PhilTas

Well I like it,,, it would make a nice large poster size print.

I like pork chops too.

Humm...might look good as a big print

We did smoked pork ribs on the BBQ tonight....totally non Halal....but totally sensational.

[gregbradley]

Nice bit of innovation there Peter. It does show the prominences more clearly.

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by gregbradley

Nice bit of innovation there Peter. It does show the prominences more clearly.

Thanks Greg. As I mentioned earlier, it only really pops when you have extended proms and good seeing which allows the re-map to look reasonably sharp in the corners. Any blur is increasingly emphasised from centre to edge, hence this doesn't work too well with mushy data.

[andyc (Andy)]

I do quite like it too - it's a very striking image indeed, and it's nice the way the eye is drawn inwards.