The Inner Core by greyone

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Dec 27, 2010

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MB3D / PSP Thank you for stopping for a closer look. Your comments are always welcome and appreciated. When using this program I find weird and strange things almost every time. Today's image came out when i noticed you not only can change what formula you start out with but there are 6 tabs for foumula, so i tried adding a different formula on each tab. The results here are after 4 formulas were utilized. Have a great day and stay creative. Jim Yesterday's image:

Comments (21)

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Richardphotos

6:36AM | Mon, 27 December 2010

outstanding MB JIm

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VEDES

7:06AM | Mon, 27 December 2010

GREYONE MORE AND MORE EVERY TIME YOU SEND A CREATION THAT SURPRISE ME.THIS TIME IS TOP SURPRISE BECAUSE YOU HAD A RARE IDEA AND A WONDERFUL RESULT. AND SORRY FOR MY ENGLISH.

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stick

7:23AM | Mon, 27 December 2010

Outstanding image!! You have to just love this program. The more you play with it the more you find. You will eventually start manipulating the numbers, then wait to see what happens.

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clbsmiley

7:32AM | Mon, 27 December 2010

I like !! I like!! I would tell you to send me some warmth... But you are colder than us. :) Thanks for all the great comments. :) This image is really a good creation.

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Lenord

7:45AM | Mon, 27 December 2010

You can change iteration counts for each individual formula used in the hybrid too, Bailout will remain the same for all though, and don't forget Max iterations, that can change the look a lot (especially for smoothing rough surfaces on deep zooms) I rarely start with a Parameter file, always dinking around building hybrids, changing scales adding different rotations and transformations. You want to see a change, enable the Julia and click insert Mid Values. Super work, keep on experimenting there is infinite variations to play with Peace

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durleybeachbum

7:51AM | Mon, 27 December 2010

The making of these things is (and will remain) a COMPLETE mystery to me, as I'm terrified of numbers unless I'm building a shed or something! But this is an extremely gorgeous object!

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