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In article <3d481ce5@news.povray.org>,
"TinCanMan" <Tin### [at] hotmail com> wrote:
> Yes, that was it. I found another little phenomenon. The attached images
> (sorry for the terrible jpg artifacts) show hfs of the same function.
> TPGenTestE.JPG uses an external hf image whereas TPGenTestI.JPG uses the
> internal type, both at the same res (512x384). As can be seen, the lumps in
> the internal one have a much sharper, less rounded shape. Do they interpret
> the input image differently or perhaps the "pattern image function" uses a
> different waveform.
Gamma correction of the external image? Maybe something with the
color_map or waveform you used to generate the external image?
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