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Yesterday I mentioned I'd be able to significantly improve the resolution of "Alien Surprise in 3-D", which is a new rendition of the old version "Alien Mystery in 3-D", by applying my ERIIM process. I wasn't planning on doing this anytime soon, but it just felt natural and time wise it seemed logical as well to just continue working on it, saving time and releasing me from the pending job at once.

Glad to have done it 'cause the results are simply staggering! Take a look for yourself but be careful your eyes won't pop out! Of course you need a good pair of anaglyph glasses because it is again, in 3-D!

Spirit Rover showed it first. I'm showing the incomprehensible details! Hope you all appreciate it!
This is the result of years of innovative image processing development! Thank you!

Freyk John Geeris

February 25 2013

Today I have re-processed an image I called "Alien Mystery in 3D".

The new version I have named "Alien Surprise in 3D", and the related video-clip "Aliens Were Here! in 3D", posted on You Tube. Results are stunning, however, part of the ERIIM process has not been applied, so there's room for more improvement in resolution.

Freyk John Geeris.

Today I've been looking back at a place in Candor Chasma, and have tried to improve the details of what looks like the face of a small dog from space. I succeeded in that and it turns out to be a less cute depiction or only a part of an animal face if seen at closer range. The image is not ready to add as photographic evidence. It needs more adjustments in several areas to bring out the details more clearly, and I hope to be able to do that by working on the latest result. Otherwise I need to get back to find this particular area and start all over again, if ever! It's a hell of a job.

Today I've been looking back at a place in Candor Chasma, and have tried to improve the details of what looks like the face of a small dog from space. I succeeded in that and it turns out to be a less cute depiction or only a part of an animal face if seen at closer range. To see for yourself, click on the attached image. 3D glasses required!

I have just discovered another way to improve image resolution dramatically, and initial trials have indeed shown its ability to reveal much smaller object details in images, and therefore all previously published Mars Photo Imaging and Mars TV Channel images and videos are up for review.

In the coming months we're going to look back at those places on Mars that have been the subject of study since November 2011 and which have since generated a succession of increasingly better resolution imaging results, most of which can be viewed on Mars TV Channel and here on Marsphotoimaging.artistwebsites.com.

I would like to involve all subscribers of and frequently returning visitors to these sites and ask you to submit a request to have your favorite place on Mars done first!

Thank you all for your support and feedback!

Freyk John Geeris
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