We invite you to download raw JunoCam images posted here and do your own image processing on them. Be creative! Anything from cropping to color enhancing to collaging is fair game. Then upload your creations here.
Please refrain from direct use of any official NASA or Juno mission logos in your work, as this confuses what is officially sanctioned by NASA and by the Juno Project.
We ask that you refrain from posting any patently offensive, political, or inappropriate images. Let’s keep it clean and fun for everyone of any age! Remember, this section is moderated so inappropriate content will be rejected. But creativity and curiosity in the scientific spirit and the adventure of space exploration is highly encouraged and we look forward to seeing Jupiter through not only JunoCam’s eyes, but your own. Have at it!
Imagery from JunoCam instrument on Juno mission collected during perijove 17 on 12/21/2018.
A color balance and contrast stretch of raw data produced enhanced color imagery.
Initial sequence is from the perspective of Juno’s inbound and outbound orbital path looking towards the central frames of JunoCam’s image collections. Time speedup is 311x.
The second sequence follows a synthetic circular path (radius=75000km).
Tools: Juno3D (on github), Mathematica, Blender/Cycles, ffmpeg
4002 8192x4096 16-bit equirectangular png frames totaling 113 GB from Blender/cycles encoded to 4.3 GB ProRes with command
ffmpeg -f image2 -framerate 60000/1001 -pattern_type glob -i '*.png' -s 8192x4096 -c:v prores_ks -profile:v 3 -vendor ap10 -qscale:v 4 -pix_fmt yuv422p10le ../pj17_animtest7@59_pr.mov
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS/Brian Swift