AS15-P-0315: Lunar Structures in the Hills Near Danjon Crater ?

excellent stuff Todd. The tiles are very revealing to say the least.

We've been waiting and pushing for the Apollo data to be done in this manner a long time, good to see it bearing fruit.

lots of geometry in those.

Glad to know I had a good effect on you,
and it looks like you've done your part just fine.

Indeed. We need all the eyes we can get on these photos
With the release of this data they have pretty much laid it all out there.
most of the tiles are ~1.9 gb, and do in fact make the maxed browse images look like thumbs.
The raw scans do need a little bit of work, but are well worth the effort.
they can be a bit of a pain to process however due to the size.
One way around this is to save the raw scan tif as a non-optimized png, or even a lowest compression jpeg, and then use that to adjust, (cuts the file size down by 1/2 or less) you're hardly going to have to resize anything on them, but if you do find the need to, neither of those schemes will hurt anything detail-wise.

I could spend days in very few images, these are that good.

I put that collection together back when it was really difficult to get any sort of consistency in quality of the Apollo photos. (that condition still exists, but is lessened) That particular image scan (iirc) came from the low-gen personal collection of a certain lunar geologist who like Ken Johnston saved the collection of photos they were given to work with. I can't remember exactly which ones, but several of the images in there are from him, every one is amazingly clear.

It is my understanding that the Apollo Image archive is to scan and display EVERY Apollo photo, and apparently they did the easiest ones first (magazine rolls for the Metric and Panoramic cameras are much easier to deal with than the many many Hasselblad mags)
In fact, it is uncanny you asked that, because I had just yesterday shot their office that same question.

Perhaps it may step on some toes at the ALSJ for them to do so?
Honestly though, who cares if it does? These are OUR Hasselblad photos, and even though they have shown us many nice photos, and have done a lot of work on their images, they are not to the same standard as the ASU scans, and for that matter, not many people of our genre trust them very much.
I'm sure we want them done to the same quality as the Pans and Metrics and from the cold room original films