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Published: 2004-10-05 01:27:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 2691; Favourites: 63; Downloads: 454
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Ultra Fractal [link] . 7 layer Magnet 1 (Julia) 50 hour render. This was more what I was trying to do with Orbiter, but this set of formulas seemed to come together better.Full views and faves greatly appreciated.
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Thank you, it's my favorite two colors to create fractals from. Glad you like them too.
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Jesus, 50 hours... You have an amazingly useful amount of free time on your hands, my friend. Good work.
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Thank you. Well, I'll only do a 50 hour render if it's Ultra Fractal. It's the only fractal program I've used that is really friendly on my system when it renders, although, I usually try to avoid the long ones. That's a long time to wait for a piece of art.
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Well then, let's do the fractal dance. 
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If I actually had any clue about the process involved in creating this, then, I'd be able to say something more intelligent than "this is REALLY beautiful, Jeff". 
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Well, if you ever want to learn fractals, just drop me a note, but til then, you've described it perfectly.
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Alrighty, If I ever want to learn this form of art, your the "man" 
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50 hour render... oh god.
that must have been annoying! and that must have been zoomed quite a lot for that.
I like the colours, and the fact that you waited 50 hours for this, very much.
congratulations, my dear
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Thanks, Katie. I have a lot of memory, so I haven't noticed any system problems with UF. I'd never do that in apophysis though because it murders my system.
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This has a great dynamic force! It's turbine force. Pretty Cool! I can imagine turbine powers during summer powering the ventilation system of a building or powering up the speed of a cruiser.
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Thanks. When I worked on the F/A-18, we would dive the intakes and check the engine blades before we started the engines for maintenance work. After spinning the engine by hand to look at each blade for possible damage, that came to mind when I was working on this one. I don't think I could have figured out a different name than Turbine for this one.
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Yes, it's definitely turbine. One's experiences in likfe reflect on one's work.
Btw...when you prepare to print how much is the dimension you submit?
Do you set dpi in really fine print say like 1200 dpi? And the dimension like 17000 X 20000 pixels good enough for 20 X 30 inches?
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Depends on the program I'm using because they render totally different. Here's the parameters I use right now:
Apophysis - 5000x3333 at 2000 density.
Ultra Fractal - 7500x5000 at 2500 density.
Supposedly, the eye can only see upto 300 dpi and there is a formula for calculating print size from dpi. For photography, you divide each x and y value by the dpi to get max print size. For example, you have an image that is 1200x900 at 300 dpi would give you a top quality print of 4x3 inches. DA might use a slightly different formula, but at my render size, I get 2x3 foot prints. I'm planning on experimenting with lower densities at higher sizes to see how the render times work, but haven't had anything to render yet. The best way is to find that happy medium spot that your computer will run at the fastest.
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I was having problems here with setting up the size of the image for final print. Surely you have experienced a computer crash! or while the re-sizing up of a fractal image, it just stops...freezes. Many fractals are lost forever. With lots and lots of hours down the drain. [really sad]. But anyways, I will try to test my computers tolerable limits. Not to big [file size] and not to small [small size].
Thank you very much Aeries.
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thats really pretty. soo cool with the blue and cyan and purples...
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Thanks. I love working with these colors, but have to catch myself from overdoing them.
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Thanks. My two favorite colors to work with in fractals.
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i havn't seen this one, it's absolutly beautiful!! as always! Happy Thanksgiving!!!
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Thank you. This one was my first UF image that I was able to get the colors down right. Glad you like it and happy thanksgiving to you also.
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Thank you. First time I was able to get the exact colors I wanted with this one.
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Thank you. That's one of my favorites of the UF pieces I've done.
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Thanks, Rohan. I spent a lot of time on the color because I love the blue and purple combinations in fractals. Appreciate you noticing the effort.
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Thank you. I'm really glad the way this came out, so I appreciate the great comment.
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Thanks. Of all the Ultra Fractal images I've made, I'm the happiest with this one, so I'm glad you like it.
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Thank you. Of all the crazy fractals I've made, I think this is my favorite. Glad you like it.
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Turbaculatastic....lovely clean image, and that palette has got be one to die for
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Thanks, friend. I worked a lot on that color, trying to combine two of my favorites together. I'd like to say I am going to make another one like it, but with all the public formulas, I feel like I'm playing dice in deciding.
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50 HOURS 
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Thank you. Best thing I did was get a RGB color chart. So far, it matches really well with UF. Normally I wouldn't wait that long for a render, but I think I fell in love with this one with the color and all the work I put into it.
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wow those colors are gorgeous!! VERY well done. i love how zoomed in you got. really shows the detail within.
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Thanks. Appreciate you noticing that. I zoomed in really far on the first layer, which added a lot of work to the process, but I'm happy with the results.
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Good composition... Pleasant colours...
It was pleasant to me even very much
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Thank you. Not sure what I'm going to do next, but I finally made a blue and purple UF fractal that I'm happy with.
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