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©2006-2009 ~FractalMonster
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Extremely deep magnification (3.109x10^28) in the Mandelbrot set. If the unmagnified mandelbrot set is 1 dm long, with this magnification the set would reach more than twenty times beyond the visible universe!!!

Software: fractal eXtreme. No filters or postprocessing except being resized from 12800x9600 to 1024x768 resolution in Photoshop.

As I have mad a print of this one, there is a documentation (pdf-format) in Swedish [link] From page 4, you can follow the entire zoom sequence in 28 steps. :wow:

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:iconwelshwench:
This is a wonderful piece of work and even though I don't understand a word of Swedish, I followed the illustrations in your document with complete fascination. :clap:

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Member *Apophysis *Ultra-Fractal
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Thank you Gill! I am very honored for being placed among your favorites:) I am very glad you took the time to follow the illustrations:) I'm brand-new here and will select a motive from your own excellent gallery among my favorites within the nearest days (a little bit busy today)…
:iconwelshwench:
Iy was my pleasure!

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Member *Apophysis *Ultra-Fractal
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Oh wow, great zoom! I don't understand Swedish either but the pictures in the pdf were great. I have a big soft spot for very classic looking escape time fractals like this. :) :+fav:

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~trystian-stock =Ultra-Fractal
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Thank you:) The pictures are the main purpose in the documentation. I think I am one of the last in the fractal community who publish escape fractals without any filters
:icontrystianity:
I haven't seen any basic escape time fractals in a long time but it's always good to see well done ones. :)

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"Dwelling hurts the soul."

~trystian-stock =Ultra-Fractal
:iconfractalmonster:
You are right. And extreme deep Mandelbrot magnification images, far beyond extended double precision, are yet more rare. One of the reasons is probably because they take a long time to render even with a fast computer. Often much faster to obtain pretty images with heavy filters, more of creation than research. Don't misunderstand me! I do not blame that kand of fractal works. I probably will publish some filtered fractals myself sometime.

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Ingvar
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again, awesome colors :clap:

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bananas, anyone?
:iconfractalmonster:
Thank you:) But in fact I like grey-scale version of this motive better (converted by Photoshop)

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Regards,
Ingvar
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October 6, 2006
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