FractalNet HD - Slow deep Mandelbrot zoom
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Some of my first memories are of images like these. I dreamt of such things before I could speak or walk.
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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!
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if you dont watch this high you will die an incomplete man.
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love the video man
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This is absolutely beautiful.Thanks.
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Say "A Zi Da Phat" = Mean Nirvana
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Infinite of Buddha
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Buddha everywhere in this fractal video...
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This is so impressive! It's like watching the universe itself.
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Can you see the buddha? 2:10
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anyone else feel like their looking at a map of the universe?
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could someone give me a quick rundown what the maths is?
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@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
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