Saturday, December 28, 2013
3D-studies of the Veil Nebula supernova remnant
The weather doesn't support the imaging of the new material, so I made a collection of an experimental 3D-studies out of the Veil nebula SNR. Some of the images are new but couple of them are published earlier.
Images are for two different viewing methods, the first set of images is for the Parallel Vision method and the second set for the Cross Vision method. Viewing instructions can be seen HERE.
3D Veil Nebula as a freeview stereo pairs
for the Parallel Vision viewing method
Wide field
Veil nebula wide field in natural colors for the Parallel Vision method. Click for a large image.
Original 2D-image can be seen in HERE
The Witch's Broom Nebula
Nebula in mapped colors for the Parallel Vision method. Click for a large image.
Original 2D-image can be seen in HERE
Eastern part of the Veil Nebula I
Nebula in mapped colors for the Parallel Vision method. Click for a large image.
Original 2D-image can be seen in HERE
Eastern part of the Veil Nebula II
Nebula in mapped colors for the Parallel Vision method. Click for a large image.
Original 2D-image can be seen in HERE
The Pickering's Triangle
Nebula in mapped colors for the Parallel Vision method. Click for a large image.
Original 2D-image can be seen in HERE
3D Veil Nebula as a freeview stereo pairs
for the Cross Vision viewing method
Veil nebula wide field in natural colors for the Cross Vision method. Click for a large image.
Original 2D-image can be seen in HERE
The Witch's Broom Nebula
Nebula in mapped colors for the Cross Vision method. Click for a large image.
Original 2D-image can be seen in HERE
Eastern part of the Veil Nebula I
Nebula in mapped colors for the CrossVision method. Click for a large image.
Original 2D-image can be seen in HERE
Eastern part of the Veil Nebula II
Nebula in mapped colors for the Cross Vision method. Click for a large image.
Original 2D-image can be seen in HERE
The Pickering's Triangle
Nebula in mapped colors for the Cross Vision method. Click for a large image.
Original 2D-image can be seen in HERE
An animated version
More 3D-experiments in my portfolio
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2 comments:
Simply marvelous!
Thanks for your daily wonders.
Saw someone's sample of this years ago in Sky&telescope.
So very glad to see more and so well done. Thank you.
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