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well, talking about video here, i find that incredibly hard to believe... how could the video sensors pick up a signal too powerful for them to handle without damage from a tv screen? it's nothing like pointing it at the sun... i mean, even at it's brightest possible, a fully white tv screen is not going to hurt a video camera just from pointing it at it... this really is a pretty different situation from feeding back audio through an amp, and even those can handle quite lot and have limits.
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Well done!
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seems similar to a star when it goes nova
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obitrev is right..... i fried an LCD of a PD-170 3ccd cam twice......and my laptop LCD once..
but hey..... keep up the fractals..... i stiil do it......
cheers!
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An audio and feedback loop is hard on a camera's internal electronics.
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what?P
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Fun, but soo bad for the camera
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JAJAJA GO AND SEE U L T I M A Y A another feedback master laboratory.....
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This is distinctly mandalic. Loop this for 20 minutes and it's serious meditation if you're paying attention.
Could you explain how you achieved the starting effect and what camcorder you used?
I tend to have great success using more primitive CCD sensors or vidicon/Havicon tubes to achieve certain effects.
RET80 3 years ago 2
OK! The starting effect is due to subtle use of the zoom control - zooming out shrinks the image. Zoom back in and it grows. Even focussing will have some effect on the magnification.
The camera is from 1980 and is a 3 tube analogue studio / o.b. camera. with big old t.v. to complete the circuit. Extra fun with vision mixer in the circuit!
houdini20000 3 years ago