First pictures from Titan.

[Saturn V]

Pictures from Huygens sitting on Saturn's moon, Titan. More pictures on the way, or so says the ESA.

[Fluffz]

lets hope they have jet to add colours and it isnt that gray up there

[Existenz87]

turns out there is only color on earth and mars. all the other planets are still stuck with black and white tvs. btw i hope we go to mars soon.

[StackOverflow]

When can I buy a house there? Can I live on the beach?

[Volny]

Photos

u can find ALL photos (received raw photos) and also some created panoramas here

The are grey because its IR camera. In visible spectrum there is mostly only fog visible thats why they used IR.

[Twerp]

That must have took forever to get to Saturn's moon.

[Edify]

great quality, all choppy and colorful just the way i like them.
btw, sounds of saturn? isn't that a bit too far...

[Squeezer]

yeah i heard somwhere that to get to Saturn it would take a rocket like 45 years. I'm pretty sure we didnt have this technology 45 years ago. Or maybe they meant a rocket full of astronauts.

[Ace]

it took 7 years to send the probe thats there now,

[Volny]

great quality, all choppy and colorful just the way i like them.
btw, sounds of saturn? isn't that a bit too far...

Probe was descending to Titan (not Saturn) and had microphone installed.

And u cant do good pictures on place where is -180 °C, thick atmosphere and quite dark. They used IR camera - so thats why resolution is low and colors are missing. The colors will be added later based on used IR filters.
And if u compere it with Mars pictures - its not comparable (Probe was 7 years old due that distance - unlike Mars rovers, "climate" on Mars is far more pleasant, light conditions are much better, no permanent fog etc...)