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Thanks, yes that midi control is an option, I don’t know what the latency would be like. I’m still holding out for some kind of direct control of a monitor without having to go through a computer like that. Share your video feedback creations if you come up with something good, looking forward to seeing.

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@@thelightherder I deleted my Facebook account a few years ago.

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Could pass each video signal through a computer and use midi to control software.l that would change those parameters. As for software to control the monitor itself (where the video would not need to go through the computer) , there are monitors that do connect to a computer like that. Not sure if using external midi knobs would be possible with that option. Also, I haven’t found 4k switchers as small or as inexpensive as the HD ones I’m using. Might just have to wait some years from now when everything will be 4k, like I had to wait to be able to do it in HD.

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I think there’s a midi control knob solution, but would be pretty involved though. Also, hard to find 4k switchers that are small and don’t cost a fortune. I guess computers could be used for that too. Not sure I want to do all that though. In 2012 I wanted to go from SD to HD and it wasn’t feasible then. I’m thinking in a few years everything will be 4k and it will be possible to go from HD to 4k without needing all the computer stuff.

Those are the control modules the are part of the Panasonic monitors. I lengthened the control cables to be able to bring them up front (the cable that attaches the module to the monitor is very short).

You can see the monitor and control module at 16:06

@@thelightherder thank you! missed that part oopsie. also dont you prefer to use a midi controller instead of that? that way you can assign whatever setting you need to a knob, fader, joystick or whatever input you desire while also using any monitor you want. the current monitor looks good and does the job but probably there are more modern and better monitors out there

@@danielliberty7559 At some point I would like to use 4K monitors, and the control knob situation is tricky with that. When you say midi controller, do you mean connecting a midi-enabled monitor to a computer, and then using a midi module connected to the computer? Any specific information would be appreciated.

@@thelightherder i am still a beginner in this so take everything i say with a grain of salt: pass your camera input through a computer that will perform all of the graphical manipulations like contrast, brightness and everything you want. the computer will perform these tweaks through an app and there are a couple of options but id highly recommend "touchdesigner" which works great with live input and output. the manipulations will be done according to input from a midi controller that is connected to the computer via usb or midi cable usualy. after that you output to your monitor for example through an HDMI cable. midi controllers have a bunch of names as they are used by a few different proffesions including dj and vj. this means you can basically use any fancy dj box with knobs and faders to control your app. also id recommend looking more into the workflow of a vj because theyre work is very similar to what you are doing here, manipulating live graphics (which are usually also derived from the music being played hence vj). midi controllers can get pricey but from my research "MIDIGrade" offers exactly what you need for a fair price. another options is building your own midi controller if you like electronics. sorry for my broken english if anything is unclear feel free to ask more. also forgot to mention touchdesigner has a builtin feedback loop 'node' that perhaps means the program can virtualize the entire (absolutely amazing) machine you have created. usefull links: www.midigrade.com/ ua-cam.com/video/8qxgQYpHFX8/v-deo.html derivative.ca/ ua-cam.com/users/shortsBIVExpt40jo ua-cam.com/video/xiZ_aWyoJGo/v-deo.html

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Thanks for the sub! ✨I wanted to let you know that I actually used some of your art in one of my vids it’s the “dead tent blues” vid if you want to see it 🙏

@@thelightherder awesome! 💜 they have a creative spirit. Oh man I have to upload something now on the shorts.. bear in mind I made this a couple days ago and gave it its name yday.

Mine too.

I had originally bought these to use on the cameras looking at the monitors to eliminate the need for HDMI cables, but the latency on these is pretty bad (maybe two seconds?), so they are no good in the feedback loops. They are good, though, for something like this secondary input, where it doesn't matter if the fish movement is two seconds behind reality.

@@thelightherder that's what I kinda figured it would be like. Yeah, latency is a real bummer. Makes sense to use them on the fish like this though! Love your work as always!

@@dennis5504Thank you

Thanks! No, I haven't experimented with video synths.

Thanks. Yes, go ahead.