http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKknJvZIn24&feature=related
BLOG ON FRACTAL. WHAT ARE Fractale. PICTURES AND VIDEO ON FRACTAL. I do not produce them. I like to watching them and enjoy them as people enjoy the PHOTOS STRIH master painters. I would like to keep those I like it, for later, I do not have to re-search them, and that it Share with those who are similar to me. Enjoy. On BLOG IS ENABLED explanation of each word that you are interested, by mark the mouse while the left mouse button pressed. After that will appear pop-up window explaining.
субота, 10. септембар 2011.
Like in a dream II
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKknJvZIn24&feature=related
петак, 9. септембар 2011.
Mandelbrot fractal deep zoom 6 2^678
This is the deepest zoom I've done so far and took around 30 hours of rendering.
Also, I decided to add a cool effect to the zoom giving it almost a 3d look which I think looks really cool, at least until near the end where the fractal becomes extremely complex, but still looks better than without the effect.
http://youtu.be/yFSemaF4dLs
субота, 6. август 2011.
Colours From Nowhere - Psychedelic Fractal Art
This is a collection of fractals I generated using Stephen Fergusons awesome freeware program Tierazon.
'Colours From Nowhere' is the title of the audio track by Orbital.
I thought it suited the visuals well.
Hope you enjoy my first foray into fractal filmmaking.
Steve
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtZhWgm3n0s&feature=related
'Colours From Nowhere' is the title of the audio track by Orbital.
I thought it suited the visuals well.
Hope you enjoy my first foray into fractal filmmaking.
Steve
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtZhWgm3n0s&feature=related
We occupy a rather obscure, sparsely populated, place in the cosmos. We are about two-thirds of the way out on one of the spiral arms of a magnificent galaxy we call the milky way. This galaxy has a diameter of 100,000 light years and if we lived closer in towards the center, the day- and night-time skies would be a blazing, dazzling glory of swirling nebulas and stars more brilliant than baskets of the finest jewels strewn across black velvet.
Also, there are places in the universe where groups of galaxies swirl and dance in close proximity (where galaxies are concerned, close proximity is on the order of hundreds of thousands of light years apart). In such neighborhoods, we would be treated to a sky emblazoned with multicolored pinwheels made from hundreds of billions of stars.
This is not fantasy. Such places exist. We can see them through our telescopes. When we see a hundred billion stars or beautiful swirling nebulas created from titanic stellar cataclysms, or just our own star, the sun, we are witnessing the Forge of Creation. In a direct, very real, and personal way, we are witnessing the divine alchemy of the transmutation of elements. The entire periodic table is being created as we watch. This is synonymous with the statement The universe is being created as we watch. Every element you see on this planet was made this way. Every element that comprises your body was forged by the fabric of life inside stars. You are divine not as a matter of theological speculation but rather you are divine by virtue of the transformative act of creation that forged you...
The Glass of Silent Time
This is a video about fractal Skrying otherwise known as crystal ball gazing. The term Skrying comes from the old English word descry meaning to see or to observe. Skrying has come to be associated with clairvoyance. Originally, however, crystal balls were used as an aid to enhance vision. I really wanted to use Fractal Skrying as the title of my video but since only one out of one thousand knows what it means, I would have been guaranteeing my own anonymity.
Crystal balls work because of a property known as the index of refraction The index of refraction is a measure of how much the speed of light is reduced as it passes through a medium such as crystal, diamond, emerald, etc. It is unique for each substance and has historically been used (by me for example) as a tool in analytical chemistry. This video is called The Glass of Silent Time because (1) I think it sounds cool, and (2) Since light speed and time are inextricably linked, crystal balls or a glass full of water for that matter, silently reduce time, hence the title. The vast number of truly monumental events that occur in our immediate environment without our conscious awareness is of and by itself a clear expression of the divine nature of the cosmos. We do not need metaphysical explanations; the physical ones are sufficiently miraculous unto themselves.
Crystal has an index of refraction of 2.0. The crystal ball I use in my video, however, is a magical one because I can vary the index of refraction to view the exact place and magnification I choose. This has a specific advantage over the conventional zoom function because it enables simultaneous viewing of the base fractal plus the skryed region. In this way, a viewer can see that the enhanced region really is present in the fractal being viewed ... / abysimus on Youtube /
среда, 13. јул 2011.
Animated Morphing by ehcropydoc (AWESOME)
This is my VERY first animation video. I made it using a program called Groboto. This really feels like a long video considering it takes an hour to render these high quality shapes and bots. It took me forever to make. Sit back and enjoy (best with volume up).
whether this is a fractal?
whether this is a fractal?
I M A G I N E ~ The World of Fractal Art, Vol 1
A short video showing some of my own fractal art. All images were created with Fractal Explorer or Ultra Fractal programs, with post-processing in Photoshop. Music performed by David Schombert. You can find his album and listen/download for Free at: http://www.jamendo.com/en/
Naturaleza Fractal.Geometria Sagrada y Numeros.
A short film inspired numbers, sacred geometry and nature.
Performed brilliantly by Christopher Vila and his wife spent a beautiful work Madre.Es worth seeing and enjoying.
Performed brilliantly by Christopher Vila and his wife spent a beautiful work Madre.Es worth seeing and enjoying.
уторак, 12. јул 2011.
Fractal Worlds
A jazz ballad fractures into electroacoustic craziness set to stunning fractal animations. David Borgo, tenor saxophone, with a string trio. Audio transformed using RePlay Player (Karlheinz Essl). Video created using Artmatic and Vtrack (U&I Software). Part of a 12-video project titled Chance, Discovery and Design. For more info visit davidborgo.com
BARGOOMA! - HyperFunk - Quaternion Julia Fractal Animation
Gene Jun (Idiot Flesh) - Guitar
Dave Grossman (unpronounceable) - Bass (Bass Looping)
Jan Jackson (unpronounceable) - Drums
Quaternion raytraced animation done with POV-Ray.
Dave Grossman (unpronounceable) - Bass (Bass Looping)
Jan Jackson (unpronounceable) - Drums
Quaternion raytraced animation done with POV-Ray.
Fractal Animation Oscar
Animation Author: Jock Cooper
Made with Ultra Fractal software. Free trial downloads:
http://www.ultrafractal.com/download.html
Made with Ultra Fractal software. Free trial downloads:
http://www.ultrafractal.com/download.html
Fractal Animation Furp2
Made with Ultra Fractal software. Free trial downloads:
http://www.ultrafractal.com/download.html
http://www.ultrafractal.com/download.html
Fractal Art Animation 060405v4651a
Made with Ultra Fractal software. Free trial downloads:
http://www.ultrafractal.com/download.html
DEHP-III
Full-resolution 640x480 rework of DEHP-II. This has been colored a bit differently, slowed down considerably, and includes new music by Technetium.
The original version was nice, but this is just absolutely gorgeous and one of my best animations. It is also one of the deepst high-quality zooms ever created, with a final depth of E-78.
The original version was nice, but this is just absolutely gorgeous and one of my best animations. It is also one of the deepst high-quality zooms ever created, with a final depth of E-78.
"Break In" 1.1/9 ~ HD Fractal Video Series ~ All You Can Eat Double Rainbows
his is the same fractal seed used to make "Break In". The 3 minute first version will be re-redered and presented in a 1 hour version... it's a little complicated, and I will be using annotations to help get the idea across.
Visuals: LucidTV
Music by Beatjuice
Songs 1, 2, 3 from album Slowmotions
Track 1 Lowless
Track 2 Thinking Of
Track 3 Repeat
Download album for free at http://www.jamendo.com/en/album/14742
Visuals: LucidTV
Music by Beatjuice
Songs 1, 2, 3 from album Slowmotions
Track 1 Lowless
Track 2 Thinking Of
Track 3 Repeat
Download album for free at http://www.jamendo.com/en/album/14742
Julia Invasion Mandeldub
Rendered in 6 hours with the program Mandelbulb3D by Jesse.
Fractal: Matthew Benesi
Soundtrack: King Tubby - Invasion
Like in a dream II
Fractal animation made with Mandelbulb3D. I originally designed it for Bryan Alvarez from UC Berkeley, for a TEDx talk about his Human Atlas project, to illustrate his initial dream about the beauty of living systems. This one is an enhanced version. This is a hybrid Julia fractal where many parameters are being animated: the fractal paramaters themselves, the Julia seed, the colors, and of course the camera position. For more details about 3D fractals and to download the Mandelbulb3D software, visit fractalforums.com.
Watch my stills: http://bib993.deviantart.com/
Flattr This! https://flattr.com/thing/131112/Weird-planet-video
субота, 25. јун 2011.
SPLIT POINT
STILL ONE BY ME FRACTAL STRIKING WITH YOUTUBE
split point from teamfresh on Vimeo.
plit point was an experiment.
After rendering my first few animations of the mandelbox – I found my camera skills leaving a lot to be desired, when it came to moving around and into the mandelbox! Some movements were too quick and jerky – whilst others took too long to play out. So I have been trying my video editing skills to resolve the problem.
To smooth the camera’s pitch and roll, I remapped the time of the fast areas to slow them down, that worked, but although the camera had smoothed out, the animation was very jerky as it was only 4-5frames per seconds at some points. Now you can just blend original frames together to create new ones and put them in between the originals – fine if you have at least 15-20fps to play with but when the frame rate is as low as 4-5fps (normally i render at 30fps) it gives bad results. so instead I used a pixel blending technique to create the brand new frames – so that the video could slow down without the animation losing details.
I have decided they were good results – although it led to a longer post production time.
The final 1.3GB multi-pass h264 encoded mp4
http://fractalanimations.com/split-point/
split point from teamfresh on Vimeo.
plit point was an experiment.
After rendering my first few animations of the mandelbox – I found my camera skills leaving a lot to be desired, when it came to moving around and into the mandelbox! Some movements were too quick and jerky – whilst others took too long to play out. So I have been trying my video editing skills to resolve the problem.
To smooth the camera’s pitch and roll, I remapped the time of the fast areas to slow them down, that worked, but although the camera had smoothed out, the animation was very jerky as it was only 4-5frames per seconds at some points. Now you can just blend original frames together to create new ones and put them in between the originals – fine if you have at least 15-20fps to play with but when the frame rate is as low as 4-5fps (normally i render at 30fps) it gives bad results. so instead I used a pixel blending technique to create the brand new frames – so that the video could slow down without the animation losing details.
I have decided they were good results – although it led to a longer post production time.
The final 1.3GB multi-pass h264 encoded mp4
http://fractalanimations.com/split-point/
петак, 24. јун 2011.
четвртак, 23. јун 2011.
IFS fractal morph and flight
Animation was rendered using Mandelbulber 0.90
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mandelbulber/
GIGANTIC HADRON COLLIDER
A journey through a hybrid of different 3D fractal formulas recently discovered at fractalforums.com.
The mandelbulb found by Daniel White / Paul Nylander.
Amazing box, found by Tglad @ fractalforums.
Mengerspoge (not new ;) found by Menger...
Rendered with Jesses mandelbulb 3D, download @ fractalforums.com
Music is a part of "Gigantic hadron collider" by MUSIKPRODUKT
Enjoy the ride!
среда, 22. јун 2011.
Fractal Software
The best way to learn about fractals is to explore them yourself! Please download the fractal software below and begin to explore the infinite realm of fractals.SOME OF THESE ARE FREE SOFTWARE and some is paid. FIRST TRY FREE SOFTWARE FOR FRACTALE, it is good to start.
This is the dazzling Real-Time Zoomer featured in our presentations. Explore the Mandelbrot set and 23 other fractals. Used by children everywhere, it’s even simple enough for adults. Free!
If you’re ready to explore 3D fractals like the Mandelbulb and Mandelbox, here are two great free programs that will open up infinite worlds. The first one may be a little more powerful and possibly a bit faster, but the second one is a little easier to use. I love them both! And they’re both Free!
This is an incredible evolving collaborative fractal screen saver project. Download the screensaver (for Mac, PC or linux) and let your computer help create some of the most beautiful fractal animations anywhere. Interact with it by voting on your favorite sheep, and help contribute to the fractal evolution! Free!
An interactive Java applet by UNM professor Joel Castellanos, that allows you to virtually grow ‘plants’ and other similar fractal shapes, by repeating a simple geometric operation. Lots of fun. Free!
The magnificent free program that allows you to explore anywhere on Earth. Zoom in to discover natural fractals such as mountains, rivers and coastlines. (Coming soon: custom KMZ layers showing a special collection of natural fractals on the Earth.) Free!
This incredible realtime video manipulation software allows the user to do all sorts of fun and beautiful live video effects, and best of all it is integrated with XaoS, the fractal zoomer, so you can blend yourself and your friends into the infinite fractal landscapes…
When you are ready for more power, Ultra Fractal is an awesome, professional package that supports animation, arbitrarily deep fractals, and extremely high resolution.
This is a complex and powerful 3D modeling program that makes fractals really well. A professional program, it supports animation as well as high resolution rendering.
Fractal Gallery: http://www.fractalsciencekit.com/gallery/gallery.htm
Fractal Tutorials: http://www.fractalsciencekit.com/tutorial/intro.htm
Fractal Examples: http://www.fractalsciencekit.com/tutorial/examples/examples.htm
IZVOR : http://fractalfoundation.org
http://fractalarts.com/ASF/download.html
This is the dazzling Real-Time Zoomer featured in our presentations. Explore the Mandelbrot set and 23 other fractals. Used by children everywhere, it’s even simple enough for adults. Free!
If you’re ready to explore 3D fractals like the Mandelbulb and Mandelbox, here are two great free programs that will open up infinite worlds. The first one may be a little more powerful and possibly a bit faster, but the second one is a little easier to use. I love them both! And they’re both Free!
This is an incredible evolving collaborative fractal screen saver project. Download the screensaver (for Mac, PC or linux) and let your computer help create some of the most beautiful fractal animations anywhere. Interact with it by voting on your favorite sheep, and help contribute to the fractal evolution! Free!
An interactive Java applet by UNM professor Joel Castellanos, that allows you to virtually grow ‘plants’ and other similar fractal shapes, by repeating a simple geometric operation. Lots of fun. Free!
The magnificent free program that allows you to explore anywhere on Earth. Zoom in to discover natural fractals such as mountains, rivers and coastlines. (Coming soon: custom KMZ layers showing a special collection of natural fractals on the Earth.) Free!
This incredible realtime video manipulation software allows the user to do all sorts of fun and beautiful live video effects, and best of all it is integrated with XaoS, the fractal zoomer, so you can blend yourself and your friends into the infinite fractal landscapes…
When you are ready for more power, Ultra Fractal is an awesome, professional package that supports animation, arbitrarily deep fractals, and extremely high resolution.
This is a complex and powerful 3D modeling program that makes fractals really well. A professional program, it supports animation as well as high resolution rendering.
Look at the Fractal Science Kit!
Windows program for exploring fractals including: Mandelbrot, Julia, Convergent, Newton, Orbit Traps, Sierpinski Triangle, IFS, Strange Attractors, Rep-N Tiles, Symmetric Icons, Apollonian Gasket, Circle Inversion, Schottky Group, Kleinian Group, L-System and many more. Hundreds of built-in equations, transformations, orbit traps, and color controllers, allow the casual user to produce stunning fractal images while providing the experienced fractal developer a rich set of illustrative examples on which to build his/her own programs.Key Links:
Main page: http://www.fractalsciencekit.com/index.htmFractal Gallery: http://www.fractalsciencekit.com/gallery/gallery.htm
Fractal Tutorials: http://www.fractalsciencekit.com/tutorial/intro.htm
Fractal Examples: http://www.fractalsciencekit.com/tutorial/examples/examples.htm
IZVOR : http://fractalfoundation.org
LINKS
http://www.chaoscope.org/http://fractalarts.com/ASF/download.html
уторак, 21. јун 2011.
Travel into 3D fractals
http://www.newscientist.com/blogs/
Want to take a trip into a 3D fractal? In celebration of World Math Day, we bring you two new videos that zoom in and out of complex fractal patterns, created by Jonathan Wolfe, executive director of the Fractal Foundation in Albuquerque, New Mexico...
Arthur Clarke - Fractals - The Colors Of Infinity 1
Arthur C. Clarke presents this unusual documentary on the mathematical discovery of the Mandelbrot Set (M-Set) in the visually spectacular world of fractal geometry. This show relates the science of the M-Set to nature in a way that seems to identify the hand of God in the design of the universe itself. Dr. Mandelbrot in 1980 discovered the infinitely complex geometrical shape called the Mandelbrot Set using a very simple equation with computers and graphics.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB8m85p7GsU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB8m85p7GsU
недеља, 12. јун 2011.
уторак, 7. јун 2011.
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