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Published: 2014-10-13 21:51:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 818; Favourites: 27; Downloads: 34
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This is a very deep zoom at the border of the Mandelbrot set Β using Kalles Fraktaler. Se my journal,New Revolutionary Algorithm for the Mandelbrot set
Formula: The standard Mandelbrot formula (z -> z^2 + c).
Software: Kalles Fraktaler.
Magnification: 1.05312291668x10^65
Coordinates:
Re: -1.74977119291571636845725563762923000896080406738327289009423187070364698180034888989363735
Im: 0.00004088569728765774623675230901665881693840460610620910778138301498476470225490670149065
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Wow, it's sort of psychedelic. Reminds me of Jimi Hendriks. I like it a lot. I recognize the thing in the center, I got that far with this kind. HeHe.
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Much cause it's so mandala-like 
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"and id that history is complicated .." would be "and in this case that history is complicated". Sorry for not complete expression
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I taught history, I might understand that. LOL
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Very nice location! I like deep minibrots images. But, it need more saturated coloring with MORE darker colors.
For example:
Original:Β cs609825.vk.me/u267336943/docsβ¦
Edited: Β Β vk.com/doc267336943_356230456
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I my agree with you. When this image was drawn I was very new with KF and hadn't get the hang of the color editor, so I only stretched the standard palette more or less (or not at all) in those first images. But not I have customized palettes of my own 
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My pleasure. Thanks Β for reply. Do you know something useful for making nice post-processing for fractals?
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Well, the only post works I perform is Shrinking from for example 6400x4800 to 1960x1470 (resulting in anti-aliasing), Unsharp mask, maybe a litlle bit adjustment of contrast/brightness, and a tine signature ..
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Usually, I use 'Volumetric Rays Light' (that I did in example) and overlay blending. I think, this add more saturation in color palette.
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OK, I never heard about that technique
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that's simple (in Adobe Photoshop): duplicate layer -> 10x Radial blur (Zoom method) -> blend mode: screen or overlay -> Merge layers -> Color Correction -> save.
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Also I can advice to try different blending modes! Sometimes, I get something beautiful!
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I try to fix everything within in the color editors of the fractal software
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wow, the"circle of life"
This one is really coolΒ Β
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Thank you so much
And don't miss this video mad by
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Thank you so much
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Wow! cool, this reminds me of one of those floor rugs that many have at home!
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