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After seeing Solsearcher's recent (awesome) images I had to try inversion. I've never done it before.

Massive difference. YIKES!

I didn't invert the proms, just the surface. But it is a very cool technique!

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I like to invert when there are filaments present , shows them standing up off the surface
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Solsearcher wrote: Tue Apr 16, 2024 4:52 am I like to invert when there are filaments present , shows them standing up off the surface
I did notice the 3d effect of the filaments of your images!
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Wow!
Awesome Greg!
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nice granulation , thx .
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