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Ian Silver ● 6987d0 Comments

Jim - give me your email address and I can send you an example of the "zooming in"Regards,Ian.

Ian Silver ● 6986d

Hi Jim,You can't zoom on the resulting jpeg - that becomes fixed.The zooming is done when you are working with what is called the "spot" generated by the programme.I'll post a set of pictures showing the zooming.If you want that picture at a size suitable for a desktop background, let me know - I'll email it to you.Kind regards.

Ian Silver ● 6986d

http://fergusmurray.members.beeb.net/Trochor.htmWow..it's very playfull.  You can play with all those settings on the right hand side...and also move the image around the screen ..by moving the cursor around the screen.After playtime ..its back to the Forum!!http://fergusmurray.members.beeb.net/Trochor.htm

Jim Lawes ● 6986d

Copy and Paste..and enjoy this.And make adjustments if you wish in the boxes ..bottom right.http://fergusmurray.members.beeb.net/Trochor.htmIs this still fractals?

Jim Lawes ● 6986d

My printer couldn't do justice to this image when I tried to print it out!Ian spoke about using your ZOOM facility..to add to the intrigue...well it's something different!Let's see how it comes out! Hold on!

Jim Lawes ● 6986d

I'd never heard of the word Fractal before...but I understand now that it means computer generated art.Golly, I thought it was a camera shot of my colon or something!So it was a shock to start with.. not having an explanation..but now can explore cyberspace for the most attractive patterns....ones that perhaps can be used as ones desktop....for a day or two!

Jim Lawes ● 6986d

This one's called "Headache"

Ian Silver ● 6986d

No - I meant the size of the original picture, not the pic you posted.

Ian Silver ● 6986d

Ian, The size was 471x600 Pixels.But this Image i findVery Intriguing....................................           

Hugh Telford ● 6986d

I do actually like that pic Hugh - is it painted? What was the original size?My fractals look great at A3 or A2 - a small pic doesn't really do justice to the organic nature of the things.I'll sort out and post a more colourful one for you later.

Ian Silver ● 6986d

Everyone to their own eh?

Ian Silver ● 6986d

Dose not do any thing for me Ian,I Prefer...............                       

Hugh Telford ● 6986d

Fractal geometry - a complex formula crunched by computer to give a picture of infite depth (that is, you can keep zooming in on it and it continually reveals new detail at the same quality).Do you like it?

Ian Silver ● 6987d

What on earth is that?

Lois Westby ● 6987d

Ian Silver ● 6987d