Working with Voyager images - any advice?

Hey there - it has been a while ("You last visited: 24th of June 2010 (Thu) at 08:41") since I've done any personal photography or digital editing, but I've taken on a project: Reconstructing a favourite scene in colour, from the Voyager images.

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This is an interesting project. I can tell you from direct experience that NASA is swimming in unprocessed pictures. Some of the best images from the Lunar Reconaasaince Orbiter are being assembled from raw images by an amateur, and you can see them online at LPOD.

You might try working with Cassini images, there's a steady stream of those coming back these days.

they pay people to put together photograph puzzles?
doesn't google have some technology that does that automatically these days?

Assembling these things by hand is way more accurate than trusting some stitching programme to do it. When its just a quick snapshot, then let the software do it, but a complicated assembly like this, I'd be doing it all myself.

Are these only monochrome, do you have any colour information?