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Made by Bernard Helmstetter with the following procedure:

First draw a 4000x3000 image of the Mandelbrot set, with two different colors (green and blue for example) for the outside: Image:Mandelbrot set from moire patterns first step.png. The colors have been chosen based on the values of an expression of the form ((int) floor(f(r))) & 1, where r is the potential, and f is a function varying rapidly, so that moiré patterns appear.

Then, edit under gimp to extract interesting features. The first important steps were: gaussian blur (radius = 2px), decompose to HSV and keep only V, invert colors, dilate, erode twice.

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current02:45, 4 June 2005Thumbnail for version as of 02:45, 4 June 20051,280 × 960 (925 KB)Bernard Helmstetter~commonswiki (talk | contribs)Made with the following procedure: First draw a 4000x3000 image of the mandelbrot set, with two different colors (green and blue for example) for the outside. The colors have been chosen based on the values of an expression of the form ((int) floor(f(r))

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