Originally posted by Cygnific
As promised, the small examples again from Copernicus in 3D. I enhanced it a bit to be clear in the smaller example to. And remember, dont
believe every public word NASA writes.
Cygnific, thanks for your work on these photos. I just took a look at Copernicus 1 and 2 in 3D and to say the least they are astounding.
I am using the 3D glasses that came with the NASA book, "The Moon As Viewed by Lunar Orbiter" SP-200. Don't you know NASA would be going nuts if
they knew what we were using the glasses
they provided to look at!!!!!!
I have a slight disadvantage as I am medium red-green color blind so I am going down to the eye glass store at 9 am this morning and have a pair of
glasses custom-colorized in red-blue 3d corrected for my color deficiency and corrected for 12 inches viewing from the screen. I am sure it will be
expensive but well worth it as I find it a little difficult using my present tri-focals and holding the 3D glasses. But the result, looking at your
photos is nothing less than fantastic.
One other thing is that I darken the room so there are no light distractions.
How much longer until the hi-res?
Cygnific, let me say again that this effort of yours to put the Copernicus photos in 3D is absolutely brilliant. I see at least twice as much as did
before. Many thanks for your effort it is greatly appreciated!
You wanted to proof something about the BLUE glowing 'substance' but then you use contrast on all white and light
colors. I can make the whole map turn white like that. 
