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Fractal Tutorial - Working with color

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Color! This will "make or break" a good fractal composition. I have found from my experience that color is the most difficult aspect of creating a fractal "keeper" and I have received many questions regarding this issue. Whether a novice or a pro, this can require a lot of time and effort (hard work!) to get that "look" for a good composition.

Tiera-zon ( hereafter referred to as TZ ! ) can be difficult to work with in achieving a good color combination. It is arguably the "weak link" in this program but only because it takes a bit more experimentaion and work, not for lack of features. This program offers a tremendous variety of variables to work with in this area. It can be time consuming and frustrating at times trying to achieve the perfect combination but if you are patient and willing to put in some "work" it can produce some remarkable results.

Believe it or not the two images below are exactly the same formula! We will work through some of the available options to transform an "ugly" into what I believe is a definite "keeper"! ;-)

To download the file needed to work through this transformation click HERE and save in your Tiera-zon directory (folder). Unzip the file into the TZ folder. Open the program and then open the file CT-1.bmp.

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