Examples FractalViewer palette styles

FractalViewer can automatically generate a number of different styles of palette, as shown below. These styles are selected from the Palette/Type menu.

$Example fractal image using bright palette$	Bright palette This style fills the palette with random colours. These are generated by taking random values for red, green and blue, then in order to increase the chance of bright primary colours, the two minimum colour components are halved.
$Example fractal image using pastel palette$	Pastel palette This style fills the palette with colours that are generating by taking random values for red, green and blue. On average, this tends to generate pastel colours, which is why the bright palette option (above) was added.
$Example fractal image using monochrome palette$	Monochrome palette This style fills the palette with random shades of gray.
$Example fractal image using white palette$	White palette This style fills the palette with white. This style shows the true fractal, for example in the case of the Mandelbrot set, only those pixels that are in the Mandelbrot set are not white.

FractalViewer - Palette Styles