Didn't confuse them, LORRI is basically a camera at the end of a long telescope, hence it gives higher resolution images. But yeah, going over the files at the

Didn't confuse them, LORRI is basically a camera at the end of a long telescope, hence it gives higher resolution images. But yeah, going over the files at the time this MVIC image was generated, LORRI took a few (very) close up images but it doesn't have any one having such a large field of view (since MVIC is not as magnified, then it's able to take such widefield images). Edit: And after a lot of searching, I found the image: nh-p-mvic-3-pluto-v3.0/data/20150714_029918/mp2_0299181722_0x530_sci.fit. By the way, I'm glad you threw me into this search. Having found this specific image gave me a few good ideas to work over them again, with new things I've learned since the last times I visited them.