When I started with Apo and came here 2 years ago this was one of the first fraktals which really impressed me. Than I found your Tutorial. Great work! Thank you.
It's fantastic with tons of detail I have the same problem in getting my fractals to look solid and with brilliant coloration. I've tried some suggestions and achieved some better results, but I wondered, and I have tried your tutorials, is there a tutorial on basic post processing workflow as well as some basics on achieving good coloration? I've tried adjusting weights, colors, saturating my gradients and I still seem to get "dead spots". Is this typical and does it take a certain method of post processing to get something like this?
My original params are stored on another computer which is dead at the moment (hard drive is not compatible with this PC) so I recreated it more or less. Grab it here ---> [link] <---- Download the .zip and extract the .flame
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It's great, no need to hide it.
Grab it here ---> [link] <----
Download the .zip and extract the .flame