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Offline DanSteph

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28 February 2004, 22:38:01
A friend sent me those image, searching about the author's name gave me
that page: http://home-1.worldonline.nl/~veenen/terragen/mars/mars.html
Very intteresting site and amazing picture.
























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Reply #1 - 28 February 2004, 23:58:31
I love the pictures of the Olympus Mons...

These are some really top rate pictures, wonder how this guy did it...


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Reply #2 - 29 February 2004, 00:08:12
Just looking at those pictures makes you want to just hop in a space craft and go there.


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Reply #3 - 29 February 2004, 00:09:38
quote from the author's site:

"Made with the digital elevation models of the Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter (MOLA).
These are visualizations of Mars in ancient, today's and future settings. Made with DEM15.6 and
Terragen 8.11 and 8.44."

There is 13 mn animation of mars on this site, I'm gonna watch them right now.... :)
(recall: http://home-1.worldonline.nl/~veenen/terragen/mars/mars.html  )

edit:  the anim are here : http://www.space4case.com/index/index1.html


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Reply #4 - 29 February 2004, 03:15:13
not a lot to see on the first three anim,
the last two worth a download if you have an high connexion.

Dan


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Reply #5 - 29 February 2004, 06:54:09
Those images are also in the current issue of Astronomy magazine.  I did a double-take when I
saw them in this thread...I was like, "These look familiar...."

Dave


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Reply #6 - 02 March 2004, 22:30:09
they are really good for desktop background.

I will ask Mr Veenen if he can render them in 1280x1024

Dan


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Reply #7 - 03 March 2004, 22:08:33
Ah, yes, Terragen.  One of my favorite programs.

http://www.pitt.edu/~bag14/renders.html

Some of my own renders there.


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Reply #8 - 30 March 2004, 20:34:20
At the picture with the water around Olympus Mons and the blue sky the sun look a bit small. :grrr:
Sorry!! ( I just noticed that :) )  Really amazing renderings!! :applause:


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Reply #9 - 30 March 2004, 21:26:51
Thanks to remind me this thread it was just time for me
to change my desktop wallpaper ;)

Dan

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