@MichaelHoggUK what software do you use to create this ?? I'm guessing not something you learned in art class :) this is really awesome ! Is it possible to set different colord schemes ? Different speeds ? I need to know moooorre :)
@Rahff84 I wrote my own software (FractalNet), which I used to create all the fractal videos on my YouTube channel. A lot of parameters can be adjusted - speed/timing, panning, zooming in/out, rotating, colour cycling, transitioning from one colour scheme to another, morphing a Julia set by tracing a path through the Mandelbrot set, and a Google Earth style of parabolic flight path between two locations in a fractal.
@Rahff84 Yes :) The final 60 seconds of the video were very slow to render, because zooming into a narrow gap between two black areas of the Mandelbrot set always requires a lot more iterations. Every frame of the animation is 3840 x 2160 pixels (scaled down to 1920 x 1080 antialised), which is a lot of pixels to render, and an awful lot of iterations - an average of 26.8 billion iterations per frame!
Well when it happened there were feelings connected to it. Like it was sharing pain, and sorrow you can't imagine. It felt tired, like it wanted to end, it just wanted to find the end. It felt like it wanted to destroy itself. It felt like I was gathering every ounce of energy in the universe to having the biggest ending you couldn't even comprehend. It was so life changing. I want to get the Mandelbrot set tattooed on my chest
i smoked a synthetic drug and found myself trapped in this infinity.I had several seizures and my friend said i was screamig while scratching my neck ( i was rushed to the emergency room) i had no idea what a mandelbrot was or anything about infinity .but i got the sensation of infinity. i started drawing it. a few days later i googled what infinty was and i found this. i can not tell you how much shock i am in. this is EXACTLY what i was seeing. it felt like my soul was just exploring itself.
why is the copy of the set at 1:04 so distorted? Is that really the case or just a calculation artifact (e.g. from using certain escape horizon conditions) ?
@rinoritymeport No, it's not a calculation artifact, that baby Mandelbrot really does have that weird distorted shape. I've seen others which are even more distorted. I'm afraid I don't know the mathematical reason for why they are distorted like that!
thanks for the reply! that's pretty crazy! But the Mandelbrot is somehow a "message form God" to me anyway... it just never stops surprising, and the further down you go, the more surprising things become, there is just no end.
There is also the next level now, in 3D: watch?v=bO9ugnn8DbE
thanks for the reply! that's pretty crazy! But the Mandelbrot is somehow a "message form God" to me anyway... it just never stops surprising, and the further down you go, the more surprising things become, there is just no end.
There is also the next level now, in 3D: ?v=bO9ugnn8DbE
@rinoritymeport It seems that is the very nature of fractal images. Particularly the Mandelbrot Set in its self. They are self similar. At every level you can find a remarkably homogeneous copy of the main set, and yet, every copy is slightly different. Slightly distorted. No two MiniBrots are the same.
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Also, if possible please give a laymans explanation of the image/video is achieved (i would make the guess that simply inputting the mandelbrot equation into a form of rendering software (in your case one you created yourself/impressive) and the rest is histroy)? If possible just a simple explanation, i know nothing of complicated science/maths/ICT, just the logic of life (which is a start)!
@PHASMA1337 Each individual frame of the animation is drawn pixel by pixel using the Mandelbrot equation, z = z^2 + c. The coordinates of each pixel are put into the equation, and the result determines the pixel's colour. My FractalNet software allows you to control the "camera" movement (zoom, pan, rotate) to explore interesting areas of the Mandelbrot set. For more info, see:
@MichaelHoggUK Cheers dude! I just about understood that and its pretty much what i guessed but way beyond my contemplation lol. Hugely impressed! Keep it up!
P.S. Is the top image/any part of the mandelbrot set a copyrighted image? If not It should be like the new cross for the coming religion/movement that will raise our ignorant species from the darkness. Watch this space ;)
Epic, absolutely amazing. Thanks to the compatible colours, this is much more soothing to take in compared to the more phsycadelic coloured Mandelbrot zooms (am i right in saying that this is the footage used by BBC's 'secret life of chaos' documentary? if so congratulations!)
No matter how many times I've seen it, the Mandelbrot set continues to leave me speechless. Fractal geometry and chaos are going to yield so much in the coming decades/centuries--I'm sure of it!
I was looking for a subtle and elegant M-set zoom for my course - I love the way you carefully highlighted distinct features, and the ending on the tiny version of the big M-set is a perfect final note. Beautiful!
This is excellent. A lot of Mandelbrot zooms are very fast, as though creator was in a a rush to get somewhere. This is paced just right, allowing the viewer to explore the detail of the M-set.
Thanks for commenting! Unfortunately, I can't zoom any deeper than this video (FractalNet doesn't support arbitrary precision calculations yet). However, I could make a longer video by zooming in and out to explore different regions of the M-set. I might do this, if I can find the time!
Wow, wow, wow! Thanks for such a high quality and creative Mandelbrot Zoom! I often pause other zooms on YouTube to enjoy a particular scene and I really appreciate the built in scenic pauses in this one.
if you dont watch this high you will die an incomplete man.
MrCrunchy29 1 day ago
love the video man
smuggecko 1 week ago
This is absolutely beautiful.Thanks.
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Estienguyen 1 month ago
Infinite of Buddha
Estienguyen 1 month ago
Buddha everywhere in this fractal video...
Estienguyen 1 month ago
This is so impressive! It's like watching the universe itself.
aortizc82 1 month ago
Can you see the buddha? 2:10
aortizc82 1 month ago
anyone else feel like their looking at a map of the universe?
d3s3rtray 1 month ago
could someone give me a quick rundown what the maths is?
MrMoist2206 2 months ago
Mandelception?
Egotoastbrot 2 months ago
This is how something very complex arises from something very simple. Think a world full of life, a human brain, or the universe itself.
vudu8ball 3 months ago
@vudu8ball I would have to argue that the very structure of our universe is the Mandelbrot set.
tubaman539 3 months ago
@tubaman539
If not the Mandelbrot set than some other fractal formula I agree.
vudu8ball 3 months ago
Great one!
mushroomagical 7 months ago
@MichaelHoggUK Excellent directing and editing! The perfect combination of sight and music blew my mind.
notfancy2000 7 months ago
WE HAVE TO GO DEEPER.
ominiticgaming 10 months ago
@MichaelHoggUK what software do you use to create this ?? I'm guessing not something you learned in art class :) this is really awesome ! Is it possible to set different colord schemes ? Different speeds ? I need to know moooorre :)
Rahff84 11 months ago
@Rahff84 I wrote my own software (FractalNet), which I used to create all the fractal videos on my YouTube channel. A lot of parameters can be adjusted - speed/timing, panning, zooming in/out, rotating, colour cycling, transitioning from one colour scheme to another, morphing a Julia set by tracing a path through the Mandelbrot set, and a Google Earth style of parabolic flight path between two locations in a fractal.
MichaelHoggUK 11 months ago
12 days ?!?!
Rahff84 11 months ago
@Rahff84 Yes :) The final 60 seconds of the video were very slow to render, because zooming into a narrow gap between two black areas of the Mandelbrot set always requires a lot more iterations. Every frame of the animation is 3840 x 2160 pixels (scaled down to 1920 x 1080 antialised), which is a lot of pixels to render, and an awful lot of iterations - an average of 26.8 billion iterations per frame!
MichaelHoggUK 11 months ago
great colors totally like a deep space journey
aR3mYs 11 months ago
nice very nice
toujours5e 1 year ago
Mesmerizing.
JackieandMandy411 1 year ago
Some of my first memories are of images like these. I dreamt of such things before I could speak or walk.
DainXC 1 year ago 7
0:47 These shapes remind me distinctly of elephant trunks.
DainXC 1 year ago
This is the answer to the universe, never ending. We are all one mind.
NoxNoctisUmbra 1 year ago
@NoxNoctisUmbra What is separating my consciousness for yours?
DainXC 1 year ago
Thank You, for posting a Mandelbrot video that doesn't have music that makes me want to gouge my eyeballs out. RIP Benoît Mandelbrot
sosezisay 1 year ago
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sosezisay 1 year ago
Sweet video!
What's the title of the music?
oscaraigle7601 1 year ago
@oscaraigle7601 The music is track 1 from "Ambessence Piano & Drones" by Bruno Sanfilippo & Mathias Grassow.
MichaelHoggUK 1 year ago
Awesome !!
robyrakesh 1 year ago
HAX
Nooreazy 1 year ago
More! MORE! DEEPER! FASTER! DEEPER!!!
Toxxi 1 year ago
@Toxxi hahahaha xD
luvydubyxp 1 year ago
sorry for my bad english but,
its just beautiful,thanks universe,thanks nature mysteries
Kheopsyco 1 year ago
@Kheopsyco Don't be sorry for your English... It sounds great and I can assure you that everybody knows what you are saying.
InfinityOE 1 year ago
Well when it happened there were feelings connected to it. Like it was sharing pain, and sorrow you can't imagine. It felt tired, like it wanted to end, it just wanted to find the end. It felt like it wanted to destroy itself. It felt like I was gathering every ounce of energy in the universe to having the biggest ending you couldn't even comprehend. It was so life changing. I want to get the Mandelbrot set tattooed on my chest
ssos93 1 year ago
i smoked a synthetic drug and found myself trapped in this infinity.I had several seizures and my friend said i was screamig while scratching my neck ( i was rushed to the emergency room) i had no idea what a mandelbrot was or anything about infinity .but i got the sensation of infinity. i started drawing it. a few days later i googled what infinty was and i found this. i can not tell you how much shock i am in. this is EXACTLY what i was seeing. it felt like my soul was just exploring itself.
ssos93 1 year ago
why is the copy of the set at 1:04 so distorted? Is that really the case or just a calculation artifact (e.g. from using certain escape horizon conditions) ?
rinoritymeport 1 year ago
@rinoritymeport No, it's not a calculation artifact, that baby Mandelbrot really does have that weird distorted shape. I've seen others which are even more distorted. I'm afraid I don't know the mathematical reason for why they are distorted like that!
MichaelHoggUK 1 year ago
@MichaelHoggUK
thanks for the reply! that's pretty crazy! But the Mandelbrot is somehow a "message form God" to me anyway... it just never stops surprising, and the further down you go, the more surprising things become, there is just no end.
There is also the next level now, in 3D: watch?v=bO9ugnn8DbE
rinoritymeport 1 year ago
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@MichaelHoggUK
thanks for the reply! that's pretty crazy! But the Mandelbrot is somehow a "message form God" to me anyway... it just never stops surprising, and the further down you go, the more surprising things become, there is just no end.
There is also the next level now, in 3D: ?v=bO9ugnn8DbE
rinoritymeport 1 year ago
@rinoritymeport It seems that is the very nature of fractal images. Particularly the Mandelbrot Set in its self. They are self similar. At every level you can find a remarkably homogeneous copy of the main set, and yet, every copy is slightly different. Slightly distorted. No two MiniBrots are the same.
DainXC 1 year ago
It was really the music that made me find this video so incredibly profound and captivating.
marsbarz 1 year ago
6666th view O_o
Stickheadz32 1 year ago
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Collin created Karmic Wheel Loyal to Collin = HI DOT loyal to Collin -- Collin created vile pour loyal to Collin -- (1(CollinCreatedPerfectionLoyaltoCollin--)1)
DivineNucleus 1 year ago
AMAZING !!!!!! First time when i have thrills watching fractals... it's art !
noaidii 1 year ago
Beautiful!
gekiryudojo 1 year ago
Also, if possible please give a laymans explanation of the image/video is achieved (i would make the guess that simply inputting the mandelbrot equation into a form of rendering software (in your case one you created yourself/impressive) and the rest is histroy)? If possible just a simple explanation, i know nothing of complicated science/maths/ICT, just the logic of life (which is a start)!
PHASMA1337 1 year ago
@PHASMA1337 Each individual frame of the animation is drawn pixel by pixel using the Mandelbrot equation, z = z^2 + c. The coordinates of each pixel are put into the equation, and the result determines the pixel's colour. My FractalNet software allows you to control the "camera" movement (zoom, pan, rotate) to explore interesting areas of the Mandelbrot set. For more info, see:
fractalus. com/info/layman.htm
shodor. org/mteach/index.html
shodor. org/eoe/aandy/aandy.html
MichaelHoggUK 1 year ago
@MichaelHoggUK Cheers dude! I just about understood that and its pretty much what i guessed but way beyond my contemplation lol. Hugely impressed! Keep it up!
P.S. Is the top image/any part of the mandelbrot set a copyrighted image? If not It should be like the new cross for the coming religion/movement that will raise our ignorant species from the darkness. Watch this space ;)
PHASMA1337 1 year ago
@MichaelHoggUK how exactly does it put the coordinates of each pixel into the equation?
test7er 1 year ago
Epic, absolutely amazing. Thanks to the compatible colours, this is much more soothing to take in compared to the more phsycadelic coloured Mandelbrot zooms (am i right in saying that this is the footage used by BBC's 'secret life of chaos' documentary? if so congratulations!)
PHASMA1337 1 year ago
@PHASMA1337 Many thanks for commenting! You're correct - I created this sequence for "The Secret Life of Chaos" ( bbc. co. uk/programmes/b00pv1c3 )
MichaelHoggUK 1 year ago
Nicely made. I found this on the fractal forums web site.
AllFractUp 1 year ago
What a beautiful video fractal animation!! Congratulations Michael. The 12 days rendering was worth it. I really like this animation...!!!
~ n a m a s t e ~
insightfx 1 year ago
Awesome...like falling
MoroenVarjo 1 year ago
FractalNet, which I programmed myself. For more info, see michael-hogg. co. uk/fractalnet.php
MichaelHoggUK 1 year ago
this has to be the most beautiful video on youtube
wtfisthisification 2 years ago
No matter how many times I've seen it, the Mandelbrot set continues to leave me speechless. Fractal geometry and chaos are going to yield so much in the coming decades/centuries--I'm sure of it!
gmanj88 2 years ago 7
@gmanj88 Totally agree! I've become a little obsessed with them recently
Geo877 1 year ago
wow
maruciao 2 years ago
I wish this was ten hours long!!!!!!
TheEndofLore 2 years ago
I think a 10-hour Mandelbrot video would take a while to render :)
However, I am currently working on a 10-minute Mandelbrot video, which will hopefully be finished in a month or two... watch this space!
MichaelHoggUK 2 years ago
Looking forward!
Brottfarir 2 years ago
My new video is now on YouTube!
2010: A Mandelbrot Odyssey
youtube. com/watch?v=Qj0SL58no-k
Enjoy!
MichaelHoggUK 1 year ago
Very nice! So crisp, yet alias free. Good job!
finalman242 2 years ago
I was looking for a subtle and elegant M-set zoom for my course - I love the way you carefully highlighted distinct features, and the ending on the tiny version of the big M-set is a perfect final note. Beautiful!
xanthoptica 2 years ago
whats the music!
chickaboo232 2 years ago
The music is track 1 from "Ambessence Piano & Drones" by Bruno Sanfilippo & Mathias Grassow. You can buy this track on iTunes.
MichaelHoggUK 2 years ago
This is excellent. A lot of Mandelbrot zooms are very fast, as though creator was in a a rush to get somewhere. This is paced just right, allowing the viewer to explore the detail of the M-set.
Any chance you would consider doing a longer one?
sonoki82 2 years ago
Thanks for commenting! Unfortunately, I can't zoom any deeper than this video (FractalNet doesn't support arbitrary precision calculations yet). However, I could make a longer video by zooming in and out to explore different regions of the M-set. I might do this, if I can find the time!
MichaelHoggUK 2 years ago
it's like a universe
SterusXN89 2 years ago 2
Wow, wow, wow! Thanks for such a high quality and creative Mandelbrot Zoom! I often pause other zooms on YouTube to enjoy a particular scene and I really appreciate the built in scenic pauses in this one.
AtheistJohn 2 years ago
that was definately worth the twelve days. Soooooooooo amazing.
Fayewn 2 years ago
Sweet vid, nice and smooth.
captainmoe 2 years ago
Fantastic!
Very polished, nice music and a great M-Set.
5 Stars.
hornetassault 2 years ago
Good work, I liked the subtilty of the
slow zoom and the music was well
sync'd
livelyx 2 years ago