[Chillheimer]

All images in this thread were creating using the buddhabrot-method..
All images are pure fractals, some are layered renders of the same location but with different settings.
Nothing added except some postproduction with photoshop, colours, contrast and enhancing some subtle features.

[Chillheimer]

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[Chillheimer]

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[RedshiftRider]

Beautiful!


 

[Sabine62]

Very nice, especially the cosmic birth!

[Fraktalist]

thx everyone.

here's another one, combination of some single (high iteration) trajectories with a low iteration foggy render of a mset-closeup.

[3DickUlus]

hmm looks like the surface of the sun 

[Fraktalist]

another buddhaset - only showing iteration 450-500

[Dinkydau]

Excellent, that last yellow one.

[Fraktalist]

lifesmith 524 formula, unaltered except contrast and color enhancement

[Fraktalist]

formula "Lifesmith355" of BuddhabrotMag 0.7 - just contrast and saturation editing.
Awesome program!

[Chillheimer]

another closeup of the majestic tip

[TGlad]

Frank, any way to get a more detailed version of the blue-skull image? That one looked very interesting, and more unusual.

[Fraktalist]

not really, problem is, what causes this image to look so interesting also makes it strangely blurry. even if you let it render for 24 hours it doesn't become any clearer.
if I deactivate "soft minimum orbit length" it's much clearer, but the character changes drastically. see attached. still cool, but nothing left to imagination.

hmmm I might try to layer this with the other one... .. just did and attached.

I've attached the xml file, so you can play around with it.
it's called blue-skull.upr - change upr to xml after download, little workaround for non allowed file types..
open in buddhabrot mag https://fractalforums.org/other/55/buddhabrot-magnifier-a-realtime-buddhabrot-zoomer/384/

[TGlad]

It is like the soft minimum parameter renders the outside of the buddhabrot, in a way that looks like unfurling leaves. Then the clearer pictures are just rendering the points on the buddhabrot (the invariant set).