"Jan Panteltje" wrote in message
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On a sunny day (Wed, 22 Feb 2006 13:15:06 GMT) it happened "George"
wrote in
utZKf.783478$x96.133391@attbi_s72:

Look up the discussion in sci.astro about this, this camera, the
processing,
the scanning method and the filters AND THIS PICTURE with somebody from
ESA
and me.
Then learn about cameras, electronics, pictures in general and how to
click
on a link.

Excuse me? The link I provided and the text below come straight from the
ESA Mars Express web site. If you have a problem with their explanation,
take it up with them. As for sci.astro, I'm a regular there,
There are many regulars there and I for some; don't want to know their
stuff.

Obviously, you don't know a lot.

as well as a
regular in sci.geo.geology and in alt.sci.planetary.
Hopefully not the same crap.

Obviously, your claim
to know something about "cameras, electronics, and pictures in general"
leaves a lot to be desired since you apparently don't understand the
basic
concept of an RGBi digital image, and how they are composed.
Hey, must have been sleep programming this morning. strange the colors
are correct in this result.

I hope you don't sleep when you drive as well.

But then,
given your emotional outbursts here when someone corrects your claims,
Oh shut up, you know NOTHING of cameras and color processing, NOTHING.

Thanks for proving my point.

All you can do is parrot some links you have read.

Like I said, if you have a problem with the explanation that the ESA gives
for how the Mars Express camera works, take it up with them. Are you
telling me that you know more about their camera than they do? If so, why
don't you apply for a job with them? That way you won't spend all your
time posting bull**** on usenet.

I designed my first video camera in 1968.. and then it was not as easy
as with buying a CMOS or CCD sensor, there were none, and digitized the
first picture in 1979 and for that I designed the digitizer too.
And many things after that.. until and including today.
So get a life, and LEARN from someone who KNWOS this stuff inside and
out,
software and electronics, I design and write the stuff many people use
TODAY.

Get a life.
You'r clueless.

Please explain how your alleged "expertize" in cameras gives you expertize
to describe planetary features on Mars. Given your inability to understand
RGBi images, and how they are created (despite your claim to be an
"expert), it is a cinch that you understand even less about geology.
Please limit your response to 1,000 words or less (or not at all, as the
case may be).

George