Thierry Castex writes:
I propose you to visit my Blog (http://thierrycastex.blogspot.fr/) [URL repaired]
You will find some new 3D color processed images and some information about my processing method (I’m sorry the text is in French but some titles are in English too).
I will try to translate all the text in English later.
I hope it will interest you.
Google Translate “seems” impressive on this page. For instance:
In this equation, p is a positive parameter value which serves as an exhibitor. Its value depends on the threshold you want to give samples at zero. For large amplitude peaks relative, the value of p can vary from 3 to 10 or even 30. Here in the figure below the gain curve for p = 6.
Seems like the URL is not quite correct, or else the page is yet to be completed. I arrived at what seemed to look like a “home” page for the site, but with a heading note which I roughly translated as “(URL) Page does not exist”.
the correct Url is http://thierrycastex.blogspot.fr/2012/04/traitement-3d-applique-au-linceul-de.html
Dan, you’re right this is impressive.
With 3D images like these all the Nickell-Garlaschelli hypotheses are dead. It’s obvious that this is not a bas or a high-relief.
Toutes mes félicitations à Thierry Castex! C’est vraiment un avancée significative.
My emotion in viewing this image is the same as when I first realized the view of the scourge marks and the Passion was more real for me than it had ever been. This is truly a magnificent accomplishment.