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Ultimate space simulation software
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We use time just to orientate through space.
We use time just to orientate through space.
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the photo guy
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some classics 
took these awhile back.
took these awhile back.
I don't really come on here anymore, I used to! a lot. but now Its kind of just for news and stuff. I don't talk anymore 
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the photo guy
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numbers 2, 4 and 6 are well done.here some things i met
I don't really come on here anymore, I used to! a lot. but now Its kind of just for news and stuff. I don't talk anymore
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Watsisname
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Beautiful shot, Aborygen!
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Thank youBeautiful shot, Aborygen!
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I concur.Beautiful shot, Aborygen!
I'm starting to see a lot of noise in your recent pics when zoomed in to full resolution. Is that a result of some post processing or some new compression artifacts I haven't seen before? They still look beautiful, though.
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Tbh i don't really know, it could be my potato computer or compression artifacts. although it seems to me i know where the problem is. I will try to fix it in my next post.I'm starting to see a lot of noise in your recent pics when zoomed in to full resolution. Is that a result of some post processing or some new compression artifacts I haven't seen before? They still look beautiful, though.
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Actually, it reminds me of the "oil painting" effect filter you see in some graphic applications. Looks a bit like canvas texture. But as I say, I only see it when I zoom in to 100%, and at that resolution, it is far too large to see the whole thing. (6,400 by 3,600 pixels. Do you have a monitor with that resolution on your "potato" computer? Hardly deserves the "potato" descriptor if that is the case. :o )Tbh i don't really know, it could be my potato computer or compression artifacts. although it seems to me i know where the problem is. I will try to fix it in my next post.I'm starting to see a lot of noise in your recent pics when zoomed in to full resolution. Is that a result of some post processing or some new compression artifacts I haven't seen before? They still look beautiful, though.
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Watsisname
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I'm not sure but it might be due to the image hosting service. Compare it to the original on your computer and see if there's a difference. If so you might consider using a different site to host your large images -- deviantart will preserve the original quality for example.
I've noticed imgur also does a bit of quality degradation to large images.
I've noticed imgur also does a bit of quality degradation to large images.
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We use time just to orientate through space.
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