March 24, 2011: Where in the World | March 22 | March 27 | 2011 | FOTD Home |
Fractal visionaries and enthusiasts:
Do
not be alarmed
when you run today’s parameter file and the screen stays
blank
for a couple minutes. Due to the passes=t and the lack of
detail
at the edge of the frame, the image is a slow one to get started, but
things pick up once the calculation reaches the actual central crescent.
Today’s FOTD is an image of the entire Mandelbrot
set.
Well, the entire set is in there somewhere, but it has been so
distorted by the ‘invert’ feature of Fractint that
it has
been reduced to a horse shoe crescent.
The center of the scene lies somewhere in the Seahorse Valley area of
the large minibrot on the main stem of the M-set, though one would
never guess it from what appears on the screen.
The name “Where in the World” refers to the
difficulty of
determining exactly where in the M-set today’s scene is
located.
Since I believe this is the first time I have used Fractint’s
‘invert’ feature in an FOTD, I have almost no idea
of what
is possible with this option, so I could give today’s image
no
rating.
The rather slow calculation time of 11 minutes is mostly due to the
very large maxiter of 2,500,000. This slowness may be avoided
however by viewing the finished image on the FOTD web site at:
http://www.emarketingiseasy.com/TESTS/FOTD/jim_muths_fotd.html
The old original FOTD web site may be accessed at:
http://www.Nahee.com/FOTD/
Wednesday began with slushy snow here at Fractal Central. By
midday the snow changed to rain, which made the slush even
slushier. To end the day with a grand finale, a
thunder-shower
passed over at 6pm. The temperature held steady around 34F
+1C
most of the day. The fractal cats took a few glances at the
unpleasant outside conditions, but spent most of the time close to the
heat.
In the human department, our day was busy, yet under control.
I’ll try to post the next FOTD in 48 hours, but since the
future
is unpredictable, there are no promises. Until whenever, take
care, and take a moment to wonder why there is a vast universe instead
of simply nothing.
Jim Muth
jamth@mindspring.com
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