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Originally posted by anathema777
Anyways thats why I was off the boards for a day or two, computer problems, wont let it happen again
Using a phototelevision camera, 29 frames were exposed. The Zond-3 camera was developed by A.S. Selivanov and his team at the Institute of Space Device Engineering. The images were processed and analyzed by Iu.N. Lipskii and his team at the Sternberg Astronomical Institute. Frames 1 and 2 were probably pre-exposed test patterns and have not been published, frames 8-10 contained an ultraviolet spectrum, and frame 25 was never received. Using digital pulse-position modulation, all frames were scanned and transmitted in 67-line resolution, and selected images were retransmitted at 1100-line resolution:
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That is because Windows Image Viewer and Photo Gallery are image viewing programs, so they show the best looking image.
Originally posted by anathema777
Why is it when I view a picture with Windows Image Viewer or Windows Photo Gallery and zoom in on an image it looks better then when I do the same in Photoshop CS2?
That also happened to me.
Also I cannot view the JP2 Super High Res images I have been downloading fromm the Mars HI RISE Mission either (300 MB+).
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
zorgon
You liked that airbrush video.
Originally posted by ArMaP
When we see the images with more than 100% zoom, the programs interpolate the values of the pixels to show what they "think" would be the image. In fact, the programs create a new image that looks better but that it's not the original image anymore.
so we can not convert the image to another format with it, only save parts of the image.
It could be valid, but I would not trust them, because what they show depends on the algorithm used by the program.
Originally posted by zorgon
So are you saying then what we would see in those interpolated images is no longer valid?
Originally posted by ArMaP
You all probably have seen those, but I found some Zond 8 photos on the USGS site, here.
Originally posted by Matyas
Here is a little ditty for you folks (if you havn't seen it yet)
Well, Mr. Spacecraft Builder here can't get it to work, you'll just have to visit the link
[edit on 4/22/2007 by Matyas]