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From: crystalsculpture2
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  • This must be the inspiration for the new Sufjan Stevens video for "Too Much."

  • The exploding star image reminds me of the 1983 opening sequence to both Saturday Supercade and Star Search (Ed McMahon).

  • i have a vhs with a lot of tracks of ron hays but this song was different there

  • How could that dancing girl effect be made with today's technology?

  • Yes, but digital technology has a different feel.

  • @oberstadt with coding, check for Cinder, Processing. Search for "flight404's videos on Vimeo", he have good stuff, good luck :)

  • absolutely amazing

  • that was so cool, loved the music too

  • After the Midnight Special, after Tom Snyder, there was Ron Hays and MusicVision.

    I waited up extra late for these music videos. This was 72-74, you know, the good old days.

  • Any idea who did the music?

  • "Digit" is written and produced by Frank Serafine, who produced another track on the laserdisc called "Breath".  I don't think the track was ever releases outside of this title, i've certainly not been able to track it down anywhere.

  • Now that I watch it again I actually think it's a very early digital system, like on of the Quantel boxes. The boxes and lines sweeps are pretty hard to do with analog hardware on a raster image.

  • Simple and awesome! How the f*ck did they do edge detection on an analog system?!

  • High contrast images :). The system was essentialy black and white - every was colorized later on.

  • There is a way to do edge detection with analog though.

    You turn the contrast ALL the way up so you essentiall get monocrome. Then you invert the image and slightly enlarge og shrink it (depending on wheter you want the line in or outside the shape), then you do a delta on the to images and display the difference. Presto! Out lines!

  • nice idea m8

  • wow, I was under the impression that this was all prerendered. really impressive for the early 70's!

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