Title: OldScool Mandel XAOS Post by: maverdigitalarts on November 19, 2006, 01:54:53 AM Ol b&w Mandel Show.
In XAOS this looks like as an analog old TV display with floating disturbances. http://www.maverdigitalarts.de/fracts/Cyb__XaOS__001.jpg http://www.maverdigitalarts.de/fracts/fract1.xpf http://www.maverdigitalarts.de/fracts/mandelbrot_3D-rot_oldschool6.xpf http://www.maverdigitalarts.de/fracts/mandelbrot_3D-rot_oldschool7.xpf Title: Re: OldScool Mandel XAOS Post by: bradorpoints on November 20, 2006, 07:09:15 AM very unique! Your image has is a sense of depth I haven't seen before.
Title: Re: OldScool Mandel XAOS Post by: maverdigitalarts on November 21, 2006, 09:22:37 PM very unique! Your image has is a sense of depth I haven't seen before. Its just a combination of some of the many coloring methods and filters in XAOS. Found this accidentially by checking Edge Detection, starfield and Motionblur Filters, and the decomposition method for inner and outer coloring. this causes dynamic noise like an old B&W TV :-) Title: Re: OldScool Mandel XAOS Post by: Nahee_Enterprises on November 23, 2006, 12:59:46 AM Ol b&w Mandel Show. In XAOS this looks like as an analog old TV display with floating disturbances. http://www.maverdigitalarts.de/fracts/Cyb__XaOS__001.jpg (http://www.maverdigitalarts.de/fracts/Cyb__XaOS__001.jpg) http://www.maverdigitalarts.de/fracts/fract1.xpf http://www.maverdigitalarts.de/fracts/mandelbrot_3D-rot_oldschool6.xpf http://www.maverdigitalarts.de/fracts/mandelbrot_3D-rot_oldschool7.xpf Its just a combination of some of the many coloring methods and filters in XAOS. Found this accidentially by checking Edge Detection, starfield and Motionblur Filters, and the decomposition method for inner and outer coloring. this causes dynamic noise like an old B&W TV :-) Definitely a unique and interesting outcome was produced from your exploring with the many available options in XaoS. Always something new can be found somewhere. :D Title: Re: OldScool Mandel XAOS Post by: maverdigitalarts on December 01, 2006, 12:03:10 AM Hey Paul, Okay thanks anyway, and thank you for adding me into the Fractal Census. Just that i never have done something using Povray. I did some images with Chaos Pro on Amiga 4000, experimented with own code and plan to use Ultrafractal. Played around also with XAOS. Greetings, Marco |