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Late FOTD for September 23
by Jim Muth 23 Sep '10

23 Sep '10

Fractal visionaries and enthusiasts: Due to a power outage here at Fractal Central on Wednesday, the FOTD for September will be a day or so late. Jim M.

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Blue Bubbles
by Roger Alexander 22 Sep '10

22 Sep '10

I was going to call today's post "Lavender Spaghetti" instead of "Blue Bubbles" but I thought people might get confused. Compare the simple symmetry of this fractal with the blobby asymmetry of yesterday's Mutato Potato. Good old Fractint, the breadth of its output has a little something for everybody. Ready made at http://maxitersfractalfollies.blogspot.com. fract432.gif { ; blue bubbles ; blank ; calctime 0:05:28.61 ; created Sep 22, 2010 ; Fractint Version 2004 Patchlevel 9 reset=2004 type=formula formulafile=_f.frm formulaname=F'Cetmfnc function=asin/tan center-mag=-1.61676e-015/1.249e-015/11.62046 params=-1/-1.25 float=y maxiter=1500 inside=0 proximity=0.3 outside=fmod colors=XzzXzzYzzYzzZzz_zz_zz`zzazzazzbzzbzzczzdzzdzzezzfzzfzzgzzgzzhzziz\ zizzjzzjzzkzzlzzlzzmzznzznzzozzpzzpzzpzzozzozznzzmzzmzzlzzlzzkzzjzzjzziz\ zhzzhzzgzzfzzfzzezzezzdzzczzczzbzzazzazz`zz`zz_zzZzzZzzYzzXzzXzzWzzWzzVy\ zVyzUyzUyzTxzTxzTxzSxzRwzRwzQwzQwzPvzPvzPvzPvzOvzOvzOvzOvzNuzNuzNuzNuzMu\ zMuzMuzLtzLszLszLszKszKszJszJrzIrzIrzHrzHrzGqzGqzFpzFpzFpzEozEozEozEozDn\ zDnzDnzDmyCmyCmyClyClyBkxBkxAkxAjxAjxAjxAjxAixAix9ix9hx9hw9gw8gw8gw8fw8f\ w7ev7ev6dv6du6du6du6cu6cu5cu5bu5bu5bu5au4au4au4`u4`u3_t3_t3_t3_t3_t3_t3`\ t3`t4`t4at4at4bu5bu5bu5cu5cu6cu6du6dv6dv7ev7ev7fv7fv7fv8gw8gw8hw8hw9hw9i\ w9iw9jxAjxAjxAkxAkxBkxBlxBlyBmyCmyCmyCnyCnyDozDozDozEozEozFpzFpzFpzFpzGq\ zHqzHqzHqzIrzIrzJrzJrzKszKszKszLszLtzLtzLtzLtzLtzMtzMtzMtzNuzNuzNuzNuzOu\ zOuzOuzPvzPvzQvzQvzRwzRwzRwzSwzTxzTxzUxzUxzVyzVyzWyzWyz } frm:F'Cetmfnc {; fn2 added by Jon Horner z=0, c=pixel: z=fn2(z)+c c=c+p1*fn1(c) |z| <= 4 ;SOURCE: explode.frm } Roger Alexander

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FOTD 22-09-10 (Low Lamplight [7])
by Jim Muth 21 Sep '10

21 Sep '10

FOTD -- September 22, 2010 (Rating 7) Fractal visionaries and enthusiasts: Today's image is a scene that lies on the main spike of a mini- brot near one of the two main spikes of its Mandeloid parent. This parent fractal is a strange kind of Mandeloid -- a classic Mandelbrot set that has split apart on its negative X-axis, and has two main spikes, pointing diagonally upward and downward. The rating of a 7 might be a bit overdone. The colors could use more work, and lack the brilliancy I have been trying to achieve lately. The name "Low Lamplight" has no connection to anything fractal. It merely brings a vague feeling of relaxation. The calculation time of a speedy 36 seconds is faster than FOTD average, and should cause no trouble. The finished image is posted on the FOTD web site at: <http://www.Nahee.com/FOTD/> Another perfect day passed unappreciated by the fractal cats here at Fractal Central on Tuesday. The day began chilly, with a temperature of 43F 6C, but with a clear sky and strong sun, warmed to 77F 25C in the afternoon. My day was average. FL was still wondering why I claimed that mankind is the species in the greatest danger of extinction. The next FOTD is due to be posted in 24 hours. It might make it; it might not. Until then, take care, and take it easy when it's breezy. Jim Muth jamth(a)mindspring.com START PARAMETER FILE======================================= Low_Lamplight { ; time=0:00:36.66-SF5 on P4-2000 reset=2004 type=formula formulafile=basicer.frm formulaname=FinDivBrot-2 function=recip center-mag=-1.513918219832074/+0.0258297673763709/\ 5.052942e+010/1/-80/0 params=0.5/4/0/0 float=y maxiter=1200 inside=0 logmap=123 periodicity=6 colors=000D2AE4BF6DG8GH9IIALJBNKCPLDSMEUNFWOGWLL_J\ QdHViE_nCdsAixHktNlqUnm_ojepflrcss_ztXtpZml_fi``eb\ VacPZdTV_XRV`NQgJLmFGgKKWTNQcQLqTFmW9fZ4baWgQwUEn`\ MegTXn_OzfRkZUbSXTL_KEbA7e10_29V2HQ3QK3YF4fA4nD7lG\ AjJChMFfPIdSKbVN`YPZXQXXRVXSTXTRXUPXVNTXQQZSM_VJaX\ Fc_Cda8fd5gfXcradpfeokenpflugkygjpfhhef`ddTcbLb`Da\ Z5aXQbOWYM`TKfOIkJGqEEvACtEFrHHpLJnOMlSOjVQhYShXOh\ WLhVHhUEqO_yItrJqlJofJl`JjVJhPJeJJcDJaMHVUFOaEIiCB\ qB5oA6n96l87k77j67g7Gd8Oa9XZAdWBmUCuWFsXHqYJo_Lm`N\ kaPi_XaZcVYjOXqHZjN_dT`ZZbSdcMjdGpeAv`IpXPkTXePc`L\ jWF`T9RQCVJEYCG`6IcCKfILiNNkTOnYQqcRszNkzJczGXzCPz\ 9Iz5Az23z3Kz3_z3oz7ezBXzFOzJFzM6zQDzUJzYPzaVzeazig\ mmmcqsHfuSWwaSzeOzhLzkHznEzqAzt7zw9zjAzZCzMDzAUzJj\ zRzzZWzLczTkz_szfzzmwzktzirzhozfmzegzSbzEYz00zoFzq\ UzrgzsozWwz97zyFzqMziUza`zVczXezYhzZjz_lzaozbqzcsz\ dpzSmzFkz2iz7gzCezGdzIOzF } frm:FinDivBrot-2 { ; Jim Muth z=(0,0), c=pixel, a=-(real(p1)-2), esc=(real(p2)+16), b=imag(p1): z=(b)*(z*z*fn1(z^(a)+b))+c |z| < esc } END PARAMETER FILE=========================================

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Re: [Fractint] high-res feed of Max Iter's Fractal Follies
by Roger Alexander 21 Sep '10

21 Sep '10

Mike Frazier wrote: Author: Mike Frazier Date: 2010-09-18 09:08 -600 To: Fractint and General Fractals Discussion Subject: Re: [Fractint] high-res feed of Max Iter's Fractal Follies Thanks for making the high-res feed. It's really easy to quickly navigate over all the images. Are the par files you link created from the gif's or are they the pars that were posted on the mail list? I have been noticed several times in the last few days where I suspect the mail list pars aren't the same as the gif pars. -- Mike Frazier www.fracton.org ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Have you noticed a discrepancy between my blog gifs and the mailing list parameter information? When I set up Fractint I loaded my formula file directory with entries from the Orgform compilation/organizer. Over time I added formula files from other sources. I tried to keep formula file entry names and formula file entry contents consistent. However if there is any variation between blog and mailing list entries give me a shout. Roger Alexander

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FOTD 21-09-10 (Testing--1--2--3 [6])
by Jim Muth 21 Sep '10

21 Sep '10

FOTD -- September 21, 2010 (Rating 6) Fractal visionaries and enthusiasts: With a magnitude of over 2*(10^13), today's scene is right at the limit of resolution. In fact, the start of breakdown actually adds a bit of jagged variety to the iteration bands. The scene lies in one of the more remote valleys of the parent fractal that is created when 2 parts of Z^3 are combined with 3 parts of Z^3 before straight C is added on each iteration. The name "Testing--1--2--3" means absolutely nothing. The rating of a 6 seems about right. The calculation time of 10 minutes is a bit too long for the image however. I suggest skipping the calculation task and viewing the finished image on the FOTD web site at: <http://www.Nahee.com/FOTD/> The high point of Monday came during lunch, when FL asked which species of animal on earth I consider to be in the greatest danger of extinction. How could I resist such an opportunity? My answer was honest. I told her I consider humanity the most endangered species, and I doubt that any fantastic new high-tech plan can cope for long with our out-of-control reproduction. Instead of expending our energy on secondary problems like climate change, we should be more concerned with the primary problem -- our vast and still growing numbers. If we continue having children at the present rate, the number of children will soon reach the point of self-destruction. We need a solution that is acceptable as well as both moral and effective. Do I hear any suggestions? I guess not. Perfect end-of-summer weather prevailed here at Fractal Central on Monday. At this time of year perfection means cloudless skies, gentle winds and a temperature of 73F 23C. The fractal cats celebrated by getting into a tussle behind a shelf of books in the hallway and spilling about a dozen books onto the floor. Cassie looked the most guilty when the time came to pick up the books. Except for the fractal, my day was occupied by work and discus- sion. The next FOTD will be posted in 24 hours. Until then, take care, and is it better to have a positive outlook or to be right? Jim Muth jamth(a)mindspring.com START PARAMETER FILE======================================= Testing--1--2--3 { ; time=0:10:18.71-SF5 on P4-2000 reset=2004 type=formula formulafile=basicer.frm formulaname=MandAutoCritInZ function=ident inside=0 center-mag=-1.000002297313422/-0.09637534091250027\ /2.43e+013/1/147.7/0 params=2/3/3/2/0/0/0/0 float=y maxiter=32767 mathtolerance=0.05/1 colors=000PMLOONOPONQPNRQNSRMTSMUTLWVLXWLYXKZYK_ZJ\ `_Ja`JbaPZZUVWZSTcOQhKNmHLhIRcJXZKaUKgPLmKMrFNxBNz\ CQzCSyDUwDXvDZtE`rEbpEeoFgmFikFkj_Uf_Uc_U`iUZiUXiU\ ViUTzpQzcOzUMxUKpUIU0FW0DY0B_09`07`0B`0F`0J`2N`4R`\ 6U`9Y`Ba`De`Fi`Hm`Jp_LnYMmXOkVQjURiSTgQVfPXdNYcMYa\ KX`JV_HSYGPXEMWDJUBGTADSFBVJ8YN9`RAcWSf_VicYlg`okc\ rh_sfWsdSsbPt`LtZHtXEuVAuT6uR3uV8rZDoaIleNiiSflXcp\ a`sfZobal_ciWffThcPj_MmMSdQSeTSfXSh`SidTjhTlkTmoTn\ sTpwTqzTrzTszUmzVgzWbzXXzYSzZMz_Hz`Bz`6yZ9tXBoVDkU\ FfSHaQJXOMTNOOLQJJSEHUAGW9IU9KT9LR9NQ9OO9QN8RL8TK8\ UI8WH8XF8ZE8_DBYEEXEGVFJUFMTFORGRQGUOHWNHZMHaKIQTZ\ QRZQPZQNZQKZQKZQKZQKZQKZQKZQKZQKUQ3VQ2X_1Yg0Zf0`f0\ af0bf0cW5hDhaEh_EhYFgXGgXHgXIfXIfWJfWKeWLeWLeWYNXj\ 5Xj8WjBWjEWjGWjJVjMVjOVjRVjUUjWUjZUjaUjcU_bMPaEF`7\ JaCMbGPcKSdOVeSYfW`g`chdfihijllkpoltpmxonymozkpzip\ zgpzepzcpzapz_pzYpzWpzUpz } frm:MandAutoCritInZ {; Jim Muth a=real(p1), b=imag(p1), d=real(p2), f=imag(p2), g=1/f, h=1/d, j=1/(f-b), z=(((-a*b*g*h)^j)+(p4)), k=real(p3)+1, l=imag(p3)+100, c=fn1(pixel): z=k*((a*(z^b))+(d*(z^f)))+c, |z| < l } END PARAMETER FILE=========================================

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Mr. Mutato Potato
by Roger Alexander 21 Sep '10

21 Sep '10

I chose this minibrot for today's post not because it is eye pleasing but because it is a curiousity. Its deviation from the standard minibrot outline is so profound it is not simple distortion but skirts mutation. That's what I'll call him - Mr. Mutato Potato. Ready made at http://maxitersfractalfollies.blogspot.com fract429.gif { ; distorted minibrot ; blank ; calctime 0:04:36.28 ; created Sep 20, 2010 ; Fractint Version 2004 Patchlevel 9 reset=2004 type=formula formulafile=_d.frm formulaname=d-rock function=sin center-mag=+0.69134291632043610/+1.42009914975852600/56.817/1/-80.000000\ 0000002984/1.62882901610927888e-012 params=0/0 float=y maxiter=1500 inside=0 colors=00000000200400600800A00C00E00G00I00K00M00O00Q00S00U00W00Y00_00a00\ c00e00g00i00k00m00o00q00s00u00w00z01z03z05z07z09z0Bz0Dz0Fz0Hz0Jz0Lz0Nz0P\ z0Rz0Tz0Vz0Xz0Zz0`z0bz0dz0fz0hz0jz0lz0nz0pz0rz0tz0vz0xz0zz0zz0yz0xz0wz0v\ z0uz0tz0sz0rz0qz0pz0oz0nz0mz0lz0kz0jz0iz0hz0gz0fz0ez0dz0cz0bz0az0`z0_z0Z\ z0Yz0Xz0Wz0Vz0Uz0Tz0Sz0Rz0Qz0Pz0Oz0Nz0Mz0Lz0Kz0Jz0Iz0Hz0Gz0Fz0Ez0Dz0Cz0B\ z0Az09z08z07z06z05z04z03z02z01z00z00z03z07z0Bz0Fz0Jz0Nz0Rz0Vz0Zz0bz0fz0j\ z0nz0rz0vz0uz1tz1sz2rz3pz3oz4nz5mz5kz6jz7iz7hz8gz9ez9dzAczBbzB`zC_zDZzDY\ zEWzFVzFUzGTzHSzHQzIPzJOzJNzKLzLKzLJzMIzNGzNFzOEzPDzPCzQAzR9zR8zS7zT5zT4\ zU3zV2zW0zW0zV0yV0xU0wU0vT0uT0tS0sS0rR0qR0pQ0oQ0nP0mP0lO0kO0jN0iN0hM0gM0\ fL0eL0dK0cK0bJ0aJ0`I0_I0ZH0YH0XG0WG0VF0UF0TE0SE0RD0QD0PC0OC0NB0MB0LA0KA0\ J90I90H80G80F70E70D60C60B50A509408407306305204203102101 } frm:D-ROCK { z = 0, c = pixel: z = sqr(z) + c c = c + p1 * z z = fn1(z)/c |z| <= 4 ;SOURCE: d-rock.frm } Roger Alexander

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More Photosynthesis
by Roger Alexander 20 Sep '10

20 Sep '10

Another quickie today, a Kerry Mitchell formula with gif and jpg at the usual http://maxitersfractalfollies.blogspot.com. Also I finally got around to re-sampling the Aug. 16 post. fract424.gif { ; green tendrils ; blank ; calctime 0:12:31.88 ; created Sep 17, 2010 ; Fractint Version 2004 Patchlevel 9 reset=2004 type=formula formulafile=kerrym.frm formulaname=field3_man passes=1 center-mag=-0.12869856067348150/+0.98735067767556690/237.828 params=10000000/7 float=y maxiter=1500 inside=0 decomp=256 periodicity=0 colors=0100200300400500700800900A00B00D00E00F00G00H00J00K00L00M00N00P00Q\ 00R00S00T00V00W00X00Y00Z00`00a00b00c00d00f00g00h00i00k00k01k02k03l04l05l\ 05m06m07m08n09n0An0Bo0Bo0Co0Dp0Ep0Fp0Gp0Hq0Hq0Iq0Jr0Kr0Lr0Ms0Ns0Ns0Ot0Pt\ 0Qt0Ru0Su0Tu0Tu0Uv0Vv0Wv0Xw0Yw0Zw0Zx0_x0`x0ay0by0cy0dz1dz1ez1ez1fz2fz2gz\ 2gz2hz3hz3iz3iz3jz4jz4kz4kz4lz5mz5mz5nz5nz6oz6oz6pz6pz7qz7qz7rz7rz8sz8sz\ 8tz8uz9uz9uz9tz9tz9tz9sz9sz8sz8rz8rz8rz8qz8qz7qz7pz7pz7oz7oz7oz6nz6nz6nz\ 6mz6mz6mz5lz5lz5lz5kz5kz5kz4jz4jz4iz4iz4iz4hz3hz3hz3gz3gz3gz3fz2fz2fz2ez\ 2ez2dz1dz1cz1bz1ay1`y1_y1_x1Zx1Yx1Xw1Ww1Vw1Uv1Uv1Tv1Su1Ru1Qu1Pt1Ot1Ot1Nt\ 1Ms1Ls1Ks1Jr1Ir1Ir1Hq1Gq1Fq1Ep1Dp1Cp1Co1Bo1Ao19n18n17n16m06l06k06j06i06h\ 06g06f05e05d05c05b05a05`05_05Z04Y04X04W04V04U04T04S04R03P03O03N03M03L03K\ 03J03I02H02G02F02E02D02C02B02A0190180170160150140130010 } frm:field3_man { ; Kerry Mitchell 20jan98 ; ; Colors Mandelbrot set by nearest approach to ; period 3 field lines ; ; use decomp=256 ; real(p1) = bailout (try 1e12) ; imag(p1) = number of field line to use: ; 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 ; 3 iterations per pixel ; variable zc used for calculation, z for coloring ; zc=0, c=pixel, maxr=real(p1), minr=maxr, iter=1 fieldangle=tan(imag(p1)*2*pi/7): ; ; iteration ; compare tangent of polar angle with desired ; field line angle, update minimum if needed ; iter=iter+3, zc=sqr(zc)+c, zc=sqr(zc)+c, zc=sqr(zc)+c rzc=|zc|, tanangle=imag(zc)/real(zc), r=cabs(fieldangle-tanangle) if (r<minr) minr=r end if ; ; bailout ; set "iteration done" flag (iter=-1) ; use log of minimum difference of angles as ; decomposition angle ; if ((rzc>maxr)||(iter>=maxit)) iter=-1 angle=log(minr) z=cos(angle)+flip(sin(angle)) end if iter>0 } Roger Alexander

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FOTD 20-09-10 (Evaporated Special [7])
by Jim Muth 20 Sep '10

20 Sep '10

FOTD -- September 20, 2010 (Rating 7) Fractal visionaries and enthusiasts: It's been a while since I posted an 'evaporated' image..... Today's FOTD ends the drought. It's an evaporated image in a valley of the indescribable parent fractal that results when 0.0003 part of Z(-11.3) is mixed with 0.3 part of Z(-1.3) and (1/C) is added. A fractal created with only negative powers of Z evaporates as the bailout radius is increased, until finally, nothing but a blank screen consisting of 'inside' stuff remains. The one- googol bailout radius of today's fractal was more than enough to entirely evaporate the original image, leaving only the 'inside' stuff to fill the screen. But the inside stuff was not quite dead, and the application of the active 'bof61' inside fill has restored the scene to life. Actually, the resurrected version is better than the original un- evaporated one. I named the image "Evaporated Special", which is a fair descrip- tion. The rating of a 7 might have been a half-point higher if I had devoted more time to the coloring. The calculation time of over 10 minutes is slow enough to give anticipation time to build. The anticipation stage may be by- passed however by visiting the FOTD web site at: <http://www.Nahee.com/FOTD/> where the finished image is posted for immediate gratification. Despite a few too many clouds, Sunday turned quite pleasant here at Fractal Central. A light shower at sunset ended the day refreshingly. The temperature of 81F 27C gave the local cookout fans one final cook-out. The fractal cats went into stretch-out mode when the inside temperature reached the limit of their narrow comfort zone. My day was fair enough. The next FOTD will be posted in 24 hours, give or take a few. Until then, take care, and wonder what fractals are made of. Jim Muth jamth(a)mindspring.com jimmuth(a)aol.com START PARAMETER FILE======================================= Evaporated_Special { ; time=0:10:23.79-SF5 on P4-2000 reset=2004 type=formula formulafile=basicer.frm formulaname=MandAutoCritInZ function=recip center-mag=+3.9140006688399/-0.3338075208496/\ 1.012697e+009/1/-92.5/0 params=0.0003/-11.3/0.3/\ -1.3/0/1e+100/0/0 float=y maxiter=7500 inside=bof61 periodicity=6 colors=0006076987B97D98FATgLIUFIGlDGTu`OlXLdUJXQHO\ NEGJCnbgj`dgZbdY_aWYZUVWTTTRRQPONOMKMJHKHEJEBHC7bP\ 8_N8XL8UJ8RH8OF8LD8IBAPz9Ml9K_8IN0sB1oA1kA2gA2cA3_\ A3XA4UA4SA5PA5MA6LA6KA7JA7IA8HAMIxKHrJHmHHhGHcFHZD\ GUCGPAGK9GFqbUjZRcWOYTLRPILMFEJCPMf6uO7`HfOGYMEPKD\ GIB1TG2RF3PE4OD5MD6KC7JB8HAfHcbG_ZGXVGURGQNGNJGKFG\ GBw3JnAQfGYYMdQTlHZs9do8fk7gh7id6j`5lY5mU4oQ3pN3rJ\ 2sG2tI5qK7nMAkOChQFeSHcUK`WMYYPV_RSaUQcWNeZKg`HicE\ jeChgFghHejJdkLblNanQ_oSZqUXrWWsYUu`TvbRxdQyfPzhUr\ gYkfadfZgjWjmTmqQotUjsXes_`scWsfRriMrmHrpCrs8rfATV\ B3_I8dPDhVImaNqgSvnXzt`rnXjhTDHFbbPVXLNRHFLDoHEkGD\ gGDdGD`GCXGCUGCQGBMGBJGBFGABGAJQbDLOuveln_dgVznHOU\ KzZFc0Ap0Ik0Gg0Eb0CY0AU08P06K04G02E00C00A00800600Y\ sBVnASjAPeAMaAJXAGTADOAAKABDkAEdAEZ9FT9FM8GGJxEDaC\ 2sj3og3ld4ia4fZ5cW5`T6YR6VO7SL7PI8MF8JCofXjcUe`R`Y\ PWVMRSKMPHHMFCJC415536557 } frm:MandAutoCritInZ {; Jim Muth a=real(p1), b=imag(p1), d=real(p2), f=imag(p2), g=1/f, h=1/d, j=1/(f-b), z=(((-a*b*g*h)^j)+(p4)), k=real(p3)+1, l=imag(p3)+100, c=fn1(pixel): z=k*((a*(z^b))+(d*(z^f)))+c, |z| < l } END PARAMETER FILE=========================================

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Deep_JIN
by Mike Frazier 19 Sep '10

19 Sep '10

I was doing some deep zooming and I stumbled across this image. I liked the dike like effect caused by the outside=tdis coloring method so I thought I would post it. The letters at the end of the name are the date. Hopefully there won't be any duplicate names that way. There is an image at: http://www.fracton.org/fmlposts/deep_jin.html If you would like to draw it yourself. The par is: Deep_JIN { ; Exported from Fracton. ; time= 8 min 0 sec at 640 x 480 with no aa ; on a Mac Pro 2 x 2.8 GHz Quad-Core Xeon reset=2004 type=mandel passes=1 float=y center-mag=-0.176859048709791371328447659161679877\ 8e1/0.1606107349720067507002061168309015518e-2/3.6\ 408889344e+22/1/-5/0 params=0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0 maxiter=80000 inside=0 outside=tdis bailout=9 colors=000BUIBSHAQG9OG9MF8KE7ID7GC6EB5CA5A9488X`XW\ _WVZVUYUTXTSWTRVSQURPTQOSPNRPNQOMPNLOMKNMJMLILKHKJ\ GJIFIIEHHDGGDFFCEFBDEoSQoSPoSOoSNoSMoSLoSKoSJoSIoS\ HoSGoSFoSEoSDoSCoSBoSAoS9oS8oS7oS6oS5oS4oS3oS2oS2k\ Q3gO3cM4_K4WI5SH5OF6KD6GB7C97478878ovzlswjquhnrflp\ dimagk_ehYbfW`cUYaSWZPUXNRULPSJMPHKNEIKCFIADF8AD68\ AlCPgBNcAL_AKW9IS9HO8FK8EG7CC7B869yedvcbtbar``o_Zm\ YYkXXhVVfUUdTTaRR_QQYOPVNNTLMRKLOIJMHIKGHHEFFDEDBD\ AAB88A679dULbTKaSK`RJ_QJYQIXPIWOHVNHTMHSMGRLGQKFOJ\ FNIEMIELHEKGDIFDHECGECFDBDCBCBBBAAAAA899789678568M\ dtJ_mGVfEQ_BLT9GM6BFtiNrgMpfMoeLmdLkbKjaKh`Jf_JeYI\ cXIaWH`VHZTGXSGWRFUQFSOFRNEPMENLDMJDKICIHCHGBFEBDD\ ACCAAB9899788578jr1aTPZRNXPMVOLSMKQLJOJIMIHJGFHFEF\ DDDCCAAB89A679J6KI6JH6IG6IG6HF6HE6GE6GD6FC6EB6EB6D\ A6D96C96C86B76A66A669569468MzXLwWKuVKsUJqTIoSImRHk\ QGiPGgOFeOEcNEaMD_LDYKCWJ } -- Mike Frazier www.fracton.org

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high-res feed of Max Iter's Fractal Follies
by Richard 19 Sep '10

19 Sep '10

With Roger Alexander's permission I've created a high-res feed of the parsets he's been posting for his "Max Iter's Fractal Follies" blog. This is similar to the feed I've created for Jim Muth's Fractal of the Day series. Images: <http://www.xmission.com/~legalize/fractals/maxiter/index.html> RSS feed: <http://www.xmission.com/~legalize/fractals/maxiter/maxiter-rss.xml> Roger's blog is linked from the pages of rendered images. On his blog he posts the GIF which have the parset embedded; I post 1600x1200 3x antialiased JPEGs rendered from the parset. The feed is catching up to the present and is currently grinding through July images. Roger has been posting parsets that typically take less time per image than the FOTD parsets and of course there are far fewer parsets in the backlog to grind through, so this feed should be caught up to the present in a short while. Enjoy. -- "The Direct3D Graphics Pipeline" -- DirectX 9 draft available for download <http://legalizeadulthood.wordpress.com/the-direct3d-graphics-pipeline/> Legalize Adulthood! <http://legalizeadulthood.wordpress.com>

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