Here is a fractal from the same formula I used in my previous post Galactic Amoebas. There are a lot of different shapes and dotted outlines depending on where you look. I made a fairly large image (4000 x 3000, 3.0 Mb) so you can see better detail. If you open it in a browser make sure to click the image to be able to see it at full size. Here is a link: https://i.imgur.com/1pBFSy6.jpg If anyone is looking for a free image hosting service to use to post your images I would suggest Imgur. The account is free and you can post a direct link to your image without embedding it in a page. Here is the PAR file: pr_2d-1_2d-1_M1 { ; Exported from Fracton. reset=2004 type=formula formulafile=fracton.frm formulaname=F_20180130_1228 passes=1 float=y center-mag=-4.629432230639413/0/2283874.889280316/\ 1/0/0 params=1/0/-1/0/0/333/0/0/0/0 maxiter=5000 inside=0 outside=tdis colors=000CpEAnG9mIDcLGVOJMRLOPNPMPRKRTITVFVWDXYBY\ Z9XiYXtuSloNdiIXbEPXCUYA_Z8d_6j`4pa2uaBq`Ll`Uh_ccZ\ cYbbSebNiaHlaCoa6ra1u`4p_7jZAeYE_YHVTJWOKWJLWENWAO\ W5PW1QW8UZGYaObdWfgcjjknmsrpzvryqrxmqwhqvcpu_ptVps\ RpmVmfYi_afUebOiZHlWBpS5sP5mO6gO6aN7WN8QN8KM9EM88K\ 89M9AN9BPACRADS89N66I53D408908F19K2AQ3BW4C`5Df6Ek6\ EoFKtNPzVUzbZzkczshztbzuYzvczwczzczzczzczfc7zf7zh8\ zgKzgKzfUzfczeczeczfczhcziczjwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzz\ wzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwz\ zwzwwzwwzmwzmwzgwzcwzTwzRwzPwzOwzKwzHwzEwzBwz8wzFw\ zMwzTwz_wzfwzmwztwzzwzqwzhwzZwzQwzHwbUwZewVqwMiwMd\ wN_wNWwORwONVONUONUNMUNMTNMTNMTMLSMLSMLSMLSMLSLKRL\ KRKJRKJQKJQKJQKJQKJQKJPKJPJIPJIPJIOIHOIHOIHNIHeLTh\ GNYFINEDCD81D45O89YBAcBBiBCoBDuBNg9YU7hG5s34lB6fK8\ _TATaCNiEGrGAzILlQW_XfMdeLedLecKfbKfaKf`Kf`KfAlfBk\ hCijDhlEfnFeoHcqIbsFsADqC } frm:F_20180130_1228 { ; Original PAR file from Jim Muth. ; Modified for use in parallel resistor formula esc=(16),b=imag(p3), c1=p1+pixel,c2=p2+pixel, z=1/(1/c1+1/c2): z1=(b)*(z*z/(1/z+b)), z=1/(1/(z1+c1)+1/(z1+c2)), |z|<esc } -- Mike Frazier www.fracton.org
On 01/30/2018 09:54 AM, Mike Frazier wrote:
Here is a fractal from the same formula I used in my previous post Galactic Amoebas. There are a lot of different shapes and dotted outlines depending on where you look. I made a fairly large image (4000 x 3000, 3.0 Mb) so you can see better detail. If you open it in a browser make sure to click the image to be able to see it at full size. Here is a link:
Very nice image, lots of delightful details in it.
If anyone is looking for a free image hosting service to use to post your images I would suggest Imgur. The account is free and you can post a direct link to your image without embedding it in a page.
Just don't link to it from another website etc. From their terms of service: "Also, don't use Imgur to host image libraries you link to from elsewhere, content for your website, advertising, avatars, or anything else that turns us into your content delivery network." Their intellectual property license will take a bit more decoding before I understand its effect: "With regard to any file or content you upload to the public portions of our site, you grant Imgur a non-exclusive, royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable worldwide license (with sublicense and assignment rights) to use, to display online and in any present or future media, to create derivative works of, to allow downloads of, and/or distribute any such file or content."
Here is the PAR file:
pr_2d-1_2d-1_M1 { ; Exported from Fracton. reset=2004 type=formula formulafile=fracton.frm formulaname=F_20180130_1228 passes=1 float=y center-mag=-4.629432230639413/0/2283874.889280316/\ 1/0/0 params=1/0/-1/0/0/333/0/0/0/0 maxiter=5000 inside=0 outside=tdis colors=000CpEAnG9mIDcLGVOJMRLOPNPMPRKRTITVFVWDXYBY\ Z9XiYXtuSloNdiIXbEPXCUYA_Z8d_6j`4pa2uaBq`Ll`Uh_ccZ\ cYbbSebNiaHlaCoa6ra1u`4p_7jZAeYE_YHVTJWOKWJLWENWAO\ W5PW1QW8UZGYaObdWfgcjjknmsrpzvryqrxmqwhqvcpu_ptVps\ RpmVmfYi_afUebOiZHlWBpS5sP5mO6gO6aN7WN8QN8KM9EM88K\ 89M9AN9BPACRADS89N66I53D408908F19K2AQ3BW4C`5Df6Ek6\ EoFKtNPzVUzbZzkczshztbzuYzvczwczzczzczzczfc7zf7zh8\ zgKzgKzfUzfczeczeczfczhcziczjwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzz\ wzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwzzwz\ zwzwwzwwzmwzmwzgwzcwzTwzRwzPwzOwzKwzHwzEwzBwz8wzFw\ zMwzTwz_wzfwzmwztwzzwzqwzhwzZwzQwzHwbUwZewVqwMiwMd\ wN_wNWwORwONVONUONUNMUNMTNMTNMTMLSMLSMLSMLSMLSLKRL\ KRKJRKJQKJQKJQKJQKJQKJPKJPJIPJIPJIOIHOIHOIHNIHeLTh\ GNYFINEDCD81D45O89YBAcBBiBCoBDuBNg9YU7hG5s34lB6fK8\ _TATaCNiEGrGAzILlQW_XfMdeLedLecKfbKfaKf`Kf`KfAlfBk\ hCijDhlEfnFeoHcqIbsFsADqC }
frm:F_20180130_1228 { ; Original PAR file from Jim Muth. ; Modified for use in parallel resistor formula esc=(16),b=imag(p3), c1=p1+pixel,c2=p2+pixel, z=1/(1/c1+1/c2): z1=(b)*(z*z/(1/z+b)), z=1/(1/(z1+c1)+1/(z1+c2)), |z|<esc }
-- David W. Jones gnome@hawaii.rr.com authenticity, honesty, community http://dancingtreefrog.com
No, haven't used the par. On 01/30/2018 11:07 PM, Albrecht Niekamp wrote:
David, Have you used the par? Apparently not, it´s just sand On 31.01.2018 06:01, david wrote:
Very nice image, lots of delightful details in it.
-- David W. Jones gnome@hawaii.rr.com authenticity, honesty, community http://dancingtreefrog.com
Albrecht Niekamp: it´s just sand
I did check it with DOSBox and FractInt. Yes it is noisy with no anti-aliasing. If you make a large image with the disk function and resample it smaller with an image processing program like Photoshop you should be able to get an image similar to the one I posted. The image I posted was generated at 10x10 anti-aliasing so you would need to start with a very large image. You can also just zoom in to make the image less noisy.
david: "Also, don't use Imgur to host image libraries you link to from elsewhere, content for your website, advertising, avatars, or anything else that turns us into your content delivery network."
I wasn't aware of those terms of service. It is interesting though that there are buttons to click to copy the kind of link you want. There is a button for Image Link (imgur web page with your image centered in it), Direct Link (the one I posted with just the .jpg image), Markdown Link (for posting on reddit), HTML (for embedding an image on a webpage), BBCode (for posting on message boards and forums), and Linked BBCode(for message boards). All but the first button seem to conflict with their own terms of service. When I read posts on Reddit I always see images posted from Imgur. They must not mind too much. The second part about granting them a royalty-free license doesn't surprise me. I have occasionally posted images on Imgur. If you use their website they have the right to show the images to anyone without paying you. That part seems fair to me. -- Mike Frazier www.fracton.org
Albrecht Niekamp: it´s just sand
If you really want to be a purist and use no post processing whatsoever, you can. Use only FractInt and using disk mode make the largest image you can. Buy the largest monitor you can and display the noisy image. Now for the magic. Stand really really far from the monitor like 20 meters or more. Now since you can't see the individual pixels your eye will y "anti-alias" the image and the noise will be gone. -- Mike Frazier www.fracton.org
On Thu, Feb 1, 2018 at 9:03 AM, Albrecht Niekamp <multifrac@t-online.de> wrote:
My images on OneDrive are originals and can
be copied for exploring directly into the fractint folder
Albrecht
When I click on your links I go to a page with a login box requesting an account and password. Nothing else is visible. -- Mike Frazier www.fracton.org
I renewed the link, maybe it´s just one of those games MS plays with the user. As far aas I know the Fractint members can open and download.Mostly it helps just to try again. Please check again and tell me but dont modify anything as it´s released to the forum ; https://1drv.ms/f/s!AmWYApv7ZBFGgZ0uilFynKKjN-gaZw ; On 01.02.2018 17:42, Mike Frazier wrote:
When I click on your links I go to a page with a login box requesting an account and password. Nothing else is visible.
On 02/01/2018 04:37 AM, Mike Frazier wrote:
Albrecht Niekamp: it´s just sand
I did check it with DOSBox and FractInt. Yes it is noisy with no anti-aliasing. If you make a large image with the disk function and resample it smaller with an image processing program like Photoshop you should be able to get an image similar to the one I posted. The image I posted was generated at 10x10 anti-aliasing so you would need to start with a very large image. You can also just zoom in to make the image less noisy.
10x10? I thought using binary multiples (2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, etc) was better when the intent was to produce a smaller end result.
david: "Also, don't use Imgur to host image libraries you link to from elsewhere, content for your website, advertising, avatars, or anything else that turns us into your content delivery network."
I wasn't aware of those terms of service. It is interesting though that there are buttons to click to copy the kind of link you want. There is a button for Image Link (imgur web page with your image centered in it), Direct Link (the one I posted with just the .jpg image), Markdown Link (for posting on reddit), HTML (for embedding an image on a webpage), BBCode (for posting on message boards and forums), and Linked BBCode(for message boards). All but the first button seem to conflict with their own terms of service. When I read posts on Reddit I always see images posted from Imgur. They must not mind too much.
Puzzles me, too. Might depend on how much traffic the image gets?
The second part about granting them a royalty-free license doesn't surprise me. I have occasionally posted images on Imgur. If you use their website they have the right to show the images to anyone without paying you. That part seems fair to me.
That part does. But they've generalized beyond simply, 'We have a right to display your image on our site'. They mention that they retain the right to continue use of your image even after you delete it. That, plus the extension of image use into additional uses that concerns me. For example, it looks like they can sell your image for use by others in print or whatever - and owe you nothing of the proceeds. Or maybe that's what they can do. Haven't dug into the license terms or consulted an attorney about it. -- David W. Jones gnome@hawaii.rr.com authenticity, honesty, community http://dancingtreefrog.com
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