reply to post by communicator
Here you go, my friend
High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HIRISE) official website
In order to see the images at their best resolution and to use some useful tools, i suggest you to install the Image Access Solutions (IAS) Viewer:
Image Access Solutions (IAS) Viewer: The IAS Viewer is a free application that allows users to view JPEG2000 source files from a local disk or
remotely from a JPIP server. Panning, zooming, magnifications, chipping from display and band selection are just a few of the features offered by this
viewer. One can animate navigation between user defined way points as well. The IAS viewer supports Linux, Mac OSX, and Windows. No license is
required.
hirise.lpl.arizona.edu...
You can download it
HERE
Once downloaded and installed the software, when you open an image page (in this case i've chosen
this one
you have to click on "JPE2 quicklook" (IAS viewer)
and choose you favourite option.
Usually they are
Full image (grayscale, map projected)
Full image (grayscale, non-map projected)
IRB color (map projected)
IRB color (non-map projected)
RGB color (non-map projected)
The image will be opened straight with IAS viewer.
