As someone who's watched countless UA-cam videos and I say you're VERY good at teaching. Informative, only technical where it needs to be, appropriately entertaining... I look forward to trying this, and to watching your other videos!
I just rewatched this. Its REALLY well edited and scored and the instructions are clear and easy to understand. Well done - since this I have watched a couple other bubble freezing vids which were basic AF and offered very little in the way of step by step instructions. Excellent job!
Ok Disney, listen up! You guys have to use this guy's stuff in the next Marvel movie. These would be great as force fields or shields created by some super hero or villian!
Thanks so much @Dave 😃😃😃 That is the reason I made this video - after watching what else was on UA-cam, I couldn't find anything with basic instructions 👍
I’ve been wanting to add this my photography for a while but I never knew the process to do this. Thank you for the making step by step so easy to understand and tips and suggestions along the way too!
Thanks to this video I was able to make/ take really cool frozen bubble pictures. I wish I could post one of my photos here. Just wanted to say thank you for making this, it was a big help.
I'm so glad you included the temperature needs as I'm in Central TX and we are having a bit of cold spell (in the 20*s) and I wanted to try this but I guess I'll just have to watch your amazing, beautiful footage of this frozen bubble fun. I was going to try it while in Chicago in December but did more street photography and forgot that I was going to try frozen bubbles. Your video is FANTASTIC!
This is one of the best videos I've seen on UA-cam. Clear, simple, funny. I love it! I will try for myself. Thank you Neil. As of today, I will be one more subscriber.
Dude this video is amazing! I had no idea bubbles could look like this. Neil, you are so good at explaining things and I like your sly funny comments. Well done my friend. Seriously awesome and expert stuff here.
Thanks so @Melanieknight7 👍 Not everyone will admit it, but if an audience laughs once or twice - they may not realize they're learning something... then you can sneak in a call to action as well 😝😝😝
Hi Niel ! my daughter and I were looking for some common father / daughter program and we found your channel and this video. Very good .I signed up right away ... Now we're freezing outside at minus 10 :D :D :D and making a video. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Excellent video! I have been watching tons of videos on this subject and by far you video is the best! Thanks for helping this newbie learn how to do this. Cold weather tomorrow is on the way so you know what I will be trying out!
Great video, we are suppose to have 7 degrees down here in NY and according to you cold enough. Will follow you tips and get everything cold before trying.
Awesome video Neil! I was raised in the North, so I know cold. Groton Connecticut cold, to be exact. I'm so looking forward to doing this. I'm an entertainer/bubble artist but have not mastered the frozen bubble yet. Got my gear ready and look forward to venturing out with my camera and granddaughters. Thanks for the inspiration, my friend.
Thanks @Hamid Asim 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍 Used a Canon 5D mark IV with a few different f/1.4 primes - audio was captured with a Rode lavalier paired with a massive lav dead cat, going to a Zoom H4n 👍
Hey Neil! I found your videos from random feed. I have to say I really enjoy your explanation! The videos are so well-edited and your speaking is very clear. Wonder why you aren't gathering views yet, I hope you get more soon. I got new ideas for photography after each video. Keep up the awesome work!
Really good video! We just had "winter" in Vancouver 2 days ago, so I'll have to wait to try this next year. Great job editing everything. Really well done.
@Christine Turner, as a Vancouver resident myself I've found winter temperatures in the Lower Mainland aren't quite cold enough. I've tried to freeze bumble on numerous occasions near -5°C, without any success. I've also found that the relative humidity can impact how successful freezing bubbles are: with less humidity being more desirable 👍👍👍
@TraceyMcCarriar I think you're the first person to actually make mention of it - and I'm stoked to hear that someone else remembers such a classic commercial 😂😂😂
Great video, I have been photographing bubbles with all my students since the summer and now I can't wait to photograph bubbles in the winter. I am wondering if we could do it in the big freezer at school, not a walk-in but upright. Also we found that adding more soap and glycerin help for more durability and color in general.
Incredible images, must give this a try if the temp gets that low in Southern England :-) Just came across your vlog page now working through past vlogs, very informative, thanks.
Thanks @Jeff Files 😃 Admittedly, I don't upload too much here nor too frequently as these video seem to take quite a bit of time to make. Hopefully you find them helpful. 😃😃😃
great tutorial - any idea how much wind is too much for most bubbles to work - what wind level on your gadget have you found to be the limit generally speaking ?
Wow I didn't even know this existed. Sadly we don't have snow in this parts. Btw those Frost formations look dope. Great video. Also did u get the D850 or what? Are U gonna upload frequently?
+Zaber Ansary I suppose freezing anything would be a challenge in your neck of the world. 😛 I don't really have the need to move to a Nikon D850 - the Canon 5D mark IV does everything I need it to. Additionally, I'm too heavily invested in the EF lens system to make migrating systems even slightly financially viable.
Thank you so much for your helpful tips. Great tutorial! You mentioned that you did this with an iPhone. That’s what I’d like to do. I have a Moment macro lens. Is that enough? Did you use another app for manual settings and if you did, what settings did you use? Thank you so much once again.
Thanks for the kind words @Choo Choo Rosenbloom 😃😃😃 I honestly can't remember what version of iPhone I used, likely an 8 or 7 plus, but no special lens or app was used. Just the plain ol' Apple camera app and the wide lens of the phone. That said, using the Moment macro lens could produce some terrific results - and definitely something worth trying out 👍
💚 As an avid card crafter my mind is exploding with the possibilities of images on my A2 size cards for Christmas along with paper tree ornaments ! Or I could include a paper tree ornament inside my Christmas card for a special paper gift ! 🙋 GreatNana in se OK usa
Many thanks @Oli Munnery 👍 The glow-stick liquid is a brilliant idea - though you'll have to experiment with it and mixing soap to maintain the bubbles. Let me know if it works.
Add or use invisible ink to the bubble solution, then hit it with UV light (blacklight). Then that bubble will glow! I didn't come up with it, but ran across someone who used that technique amazingly.
Thank you so much for this awesome video. You are ridiculously likeable and easy to watch. Your bubbles are gorgeous (and I didn't even mind the background music - which is unusual for me). Your explanations were very, very good! Super video! I have one question: if you literally BLOW the bubble, doesn't the warm breath heat it up too much? In the video, it so often looks as if you're merely touching the end of the straw to/near the surface, then pulling away (but I can't imagine how that works, either). I never seem to get weather cold enough to try the bubble blowing, but I'm still hopeful 🙂 Thanks again!
Many thanks @Shutterbeetle 👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃 Yes, I regret not including more in depth detail in to how the bubbles are actually created. You're correct in that the end of the straw doesn't need to make contact with the intended surface - you can even have a bubble freeze on the end of a straw... provided there's zero wind and you have a steady hand.
Try cross polarization. I have a linear (or circular) polarizer on my lens and a linear polarizer beyond my subject. Polarize the light illuminating the bubbles. I purchased a whole 50" by 19" (127×48 cm) sheet of polarizing film decades ago that I use pieces of for my ice crystal photography.
@J. E. to my knowledge the only way to have the bubbles freeze before they pop, is by exposing them an ambient air temperature well below freezing. Hope this helps. 👍
I don't know if it would work, but a small hole drilled in the surface with a tiny colored LED light, might make a pretty cool light source. Will post if I ever try it.
That’s beautiful and well explained and demonstrated. My biggest problem is I HATE cold weather. Nevertheless, I find this quite compelling. In ten more months, northern Illinois should have suitable conditions.
Great Video mate! Waiting for 2 winters now for the temperatures to drop...:D Maybe I finally start my first tests at nigh when the temperatures drop to -4°C (hope this will work...)
You make it look so easy. Got bubbles and some video but not anywhere near your quality. Round 2, while the sun is fading and the temperature is above -30.
I've photographed frozen bubbles in only -2 degrees celsius. And here in Denmark you can actually get bubble solution in the shops year round 🤣. Try backlighting with colored christmas lights, and fully open aperture. Depending on the lens you get the most beautiful bubbly bokeh. Pun intended!
Hello, can it be done in studio set up. I live in India which never has weather like over there. Any tips for trying it on ice pack ? Or shall I make my set up in freezer of fridge rather....
@sushil shinde I suppose it's possible to reproduce the necessary environment in a controlled setting, but it would require some rather extensive resources. The air temperature is the most important aspect of bubbles freezing - and the colder the better. Good luck. 👍
@Oksana Posan it could be that -7°C isn't quite cold enough. I've tried to freeze bumble on numerous occasions near -5°C, without any success. I've also found that the relative humidity can impact how successful freezing bubbles are: with less humidity being more desirable 👍
The problem is that he is creating a beautiful art… And instead of making this into a phenomenal art videos he’s turning it into an educational video and takes away the mystery… I enjoy watching the formation of the different shapes it is magical… You will have a lot more viewership if you create these artworks without telling people how it’s done… Seriously beautiful
@@neilfisher hi there, will try and give this a go when it gets frosty here in the UK. Wish you all the best with your channel, kieron. Couple of videos you might like, ive been getting into doing timelapses with osmo pocket 1 ua-cam.com/video/vWIvQ1O0etQ/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/GO7Mp8oJOSs/v-deo.html
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The algorithm finally worked for something I can use in this cold weather. Great vid 💪🏽🤙🏽
@paigecfrancis the all mighty algorithm works in mysterious ways 😂 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
Watching a bubble freeze is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen😮
Thanks @DS 😃 Completely agree 👍👍👍
As someone who's watched countless UA-cam videos and I say you're VERY good at teaching. Informative, only technical where it needs to be, appropriately entertaining... I look forward to trying this, and to watching your other videos!
+Kevin Balmer Thank you so much for the kind words, glad you enjoyed it! ❄️
Dude, your videos deserve 100 times more views. Amazing footage, editing, narrative, everything!
Many thanks @Roman Gubanov 👍 I'm sure if I uploaded more frequently the UA-cam algorithm might be more favourable 😝
@@neilfisher good luck...
keep going 👍
Thanks . You added new dimensions to my photography knowledge . Thanks again
Thanks @vasantnehete3459 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
I just rewatched this.
Its REALLY well edited and scored and the instructions are clear and easy to understand. Well done - since this I have watched a couple other bubble freezing vids which were basic AF and offered very little in the way of step by step instructions.
Excellent job!
Ok Disney, listen up! You guys have to use this guy's stuff in the next Marvel movie. These would be great as force fields or shields created by some super hero or villian!
Wow @Karen First State Coton that would be such a crazy idea 👍👍👍
Thanks so much @Dave 😃😃😃 That is the reason I made this video - after watching what else was on UA-cam, I couldn't find anything with basic instructions 👍
I’ve been wanting to add this my photography for a while but I never knew the process to do this.
Thank you for the making step by step so easy to understand and tips and suggestions along the way too!
It certainly is heaps of fun @Trevor Ahlquist 👍 Happy to hear you found it helpful 😃😃😃
Thanks to this video I was able to make/ take really cool frozen bubble pictures. I wish I could post one of my photos here. Just wanted to say thank you for making this, it was a big help.
Thanks @Jacanna Bananas 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
A pleasure to watch. Bill Nye
Would be proud of you! :-) ! You are a good teacher.
Thanks so much @Laine China 👍 I come from a long line of teachers. 😆
I'm so glad you included the temperature needs as I'm in Central TX and we are having a bit of cold spell (in the 20*s) and I wanted to try this but I guess I'll just have to watch your amazing, beautiful footage of this frozen bubble fun. I was going to try it while in Chicago in December but did more street photography and forgot that I was going to try frozen bubbles.
Your video is FANTASTIC!
Thanks @vitannah 😃 Since making this video, I've successfully frozen bubbles at temperatures hovering around -5°C... with no noticeable wind 👍👍👍
This is one of the best videos I've seen on UA-cam. Clear, simple, funny. I love it! I will try for myself. Thank you Neil. As of today, I will be one more subscriber.
Thanks @Mario Carvajal 👍 This was certainly a chill video to produce, but it was also heaps of fun - happy to hear you enjoyed it 😃😃😃
I enjoyed watching this content 👊🏼😊 fun to watch. The dedication for your content creation is awesome. Watching here in the UK
Many thanks @Jan Vergel YOLO 👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
Remarkable video - thanks for sharing your techniques.
Many thanks @FarPostB97👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
Just watched this in a lock down heatwave... Beautiful - Thank you
Many thanks @sylvm28 👍 Hopefully you're somewhere cold enough to try your hand at making your own frozen bubbles 😃😃😃
Dude this video is amazing! I had no idea bubbles could look like this. Neil, you are so good at explaining things and I like your sly funny comments. Well done my friend. Seriously awesome and expert stuff here.
Thanks so @Melanieknight7 👍 Not everyone will admit it, but if an audience laughs once or twice - they may not realize they're learning something... then you can sneak in a call to action as well 😝😝😝
Best piece I’ve ever seen on this. Time to subscribe.
Thanks @C Michael Haugh 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
A really terrific tutorial!
Thanks @Matt Taggart 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
Hi Niel ! my daughter and I were looking for some common father / daughter program and we found your channel and this video. Very good .I signed up right away ... Now we're freezing outside at minus 10 :D :D :D and making a video. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Thanks @Ersek Laszlo 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you and your daughter found it helpful👍👍👍
Excellent video! I have been watching tons of videos on this subject and by far you video is the best! Thanks for helping this newbie learn how to do this. Cold weather tomorrow is on the way so you know what I will be trying out!
Thanks so much @Tami Story 👍 Good luck and stay warm. 😃
Great video, we are suppose to have 7 degrees down here in NY and according to you cold enough. Will follow you tips and get everything cold before trying.
Thanks @TheFlowerdigger 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
Awesome video Neil! I was raised in the North, so I know cold. Groton Connecticut cold, to be exact. I'm so looking forward to doing this. I'm an entertainer/bubble artist but have not mastered the frozen bubble yet. Got my gear ready and look forward to venturing out with my camera and granddaughters. Thanks for the inspiration, my friend.
wow this is awesome! Can't wait to try it, hopefully Finland will get to -10C this winter :)
Hello there, thanks for very informative video. I wonder what is your video setup for shooting narration.
Thanks @Hamid Asim 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
Used a Canon 5D mark IV with a few different f/1.4 primes - audio was captured with a Rode lavalier paired with a massive lav dead cat, going to a Zoom H4n 👍
fantastic tutorial Neil !
Thanks so much @Darcy Brown 👍 This was certainly a cold video to produce, but it ended being heaps of fun. 😃😃😃
Hey Neil! I found your videos from random feed. I have to say I really enjoy your explanation! The videos are so well-edited and your speaking is very clear. Wonder why you aren't gathering views yet, I hope you get more soon. I got new ideas for photography after each video. Keep up the awesome work!
Many thanks @Jerfareza Daviano 👍 Really appreciate the feedback. I'm sure if i uploaded more frequently the views might be greater. Thanks again. 😃😃😃
@@neilfisher Haha yeah those who update often garner more attention. That's true for every social media. Best of luck to you!
Really good video! We just had "winter" in Vancouver 2 days ago, so I'll have to wait to try this next year. Great job editing everything. Really well done.
@Christine Turner, as a Vancouver resident myself I've found winter temperatures in the Lower Mainland aren't quite cold enough. I've tried to freeze bumble on numerous occasions near -5°C, without any success. I've also found that the relative humidity can impact how successful freezing bubbles are: with less humidity being more desirable 👍👍👍
@@neilfisher ok good to know. Maybe I’ll head up to Whistler or the interior and have a go. Thanks for the tip!
Pure T-Magic ! ! Great video.
Many thanks @Kathy Kochevar 👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
Excellent tutorial, heading out to make some bubbles...thanks!!
Thanks @vivilounge 😃 I'm sure you're not alone given North America's current frigid temperatures. ❄️🌨️☃️ Good luck. 👍
Thank you very much for this video! I will definitely use your tips. I can't wait for the right temperature to take pictures of freezing soap bubbles.
@Edyta happy to you found this helpful 👍👍👍
This is very well explained😍
Thanks @thaveeshagamage3945 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
I love your reference to the old Sunny D commercial! Lol! Purple stuff! 😂
@TraceyMcCarriar I think you're the first person to actually make mention of it - and I'm stoked to hear that someone else remembers such a classic commercial 😂😂😂
Nice presentation good info can't wait to try this
Thanks @Christine Blondheim 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
Hi bud thos was an amazing video what was the thing that was holding the accriloc sheet
Thanks @Gavin Caventer 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍 It's a photography light stand and reflector clamp holding the acrylic sheet.
@@neilfisher thanks for the reply
Can't thank you enough for this video, superbly done! entertaining and educational...
Thanks @Mark Elliot - it's was certainly a cold video to make. 😆
Excellent video, thanks for putting this together.
Thanks @Robert Boyer 👍
You got a new subscriber Ohh Canada@@neilfisher ;-)
Awesome video! Really good quality and useful tips (and very beauty shots of those bubbles...) :-)
Thanks so much @Eisige Winde - happy to hear you found it helpful. 😃😃😃
So AMAZING. Thanks for sharing this.
Many thanks @Paulette Nelson - glad you liked it. 😃😃😃
Thank you!! My grandson & i are going to try this
Many thanks @Quality Crazy 👍 Let me know how it goes 😃😃😃
amazing idea! congrats for this video
+Fabian Appesbacher thanks so much 😀
Thank you for your video!
Thanks @don brooks 👍👍👍
I watched the whole thing..LOL Great Job!
+EpicJib Aerial Media thanks dude. Got to keep busy show how. 😛
Great video, I have been photographing bubbles with all my students since the summer and now I can't wait to photograph bubbles in the winter. I am wondering if we could do it in the big freezer at school, not a walk-in but upright. Also we found that adding more soap and glycerin help for more durability and color in general.
Incredible images, must give this a try if the temp gets that low in Southern England :-) Just came across your vlog page now working through past vlogs, very informative, thanks.
Thanks @Jeff Files 😃 Admittedly, I don't upload too much here nor too frequently as these video seem to take quite a bit of time to make. Hopefully you find them helpful. 😃😃😃
great tutorial - any idea how much wind is too much for most bubbles to work - what wind level on your gadget have you found to be the limit generally speaking ?
Just wondering how you have that small amount of subscribers with such an amazing content you make.
+Márton Karsznai I'm guessing it has everything to do with frequency of creating content?
@@neilfisher I truly hope you find the time and inspiration to do more.. and more! Your channel is a gem!
@@neilfisher It's because he's on the Metric System! ;-) Har! Har!
PS--Great video(s). All of them.
Aaaaaamazing. Would y make a video just with the bubbles
It is so magical
Wow I didn't even know this existed. Sadly we don't have snow in this parts.
Btw those Frost formations look dope. Great video.
Also did u get the D850 or what? Are U gonna upload frequently?
+Zaber Ansary I suppose freezing anything would be a challenge in your neck of the world. 😛
I don't really have the need to move to a Nikon D850 - the Canon 5D mark IV does everything I need it to. Additionally, I'm too heavily invested in the EF lens system to make migrating systems even slightly financially viable.
Thank you so much for your helpful tips. Great tutorial! You mentioned that you did this with an iPhone. That’s what I’d like to do. I have a Moment macro lens. Is that enough? Did you use another app for manual settings and if you did, what settings did you use? Thank you so much once again.
Thanks for the kind words @Choo Choo Rosenbloom 😃😃😃 I honestly can't remember what version of iPhone I used, likely an 8 or 7 plus, but no special lens or app was used. Just the plain ol' Apple camera app and the wide lens of the phone. That said, using the Moment macro lens could produce some terrific results - and definitely something worth trying out 👍
Thank you so much, Neil! I love watching your video and can’t wait to do this!
💚 As an avid card crafter my mind is exploding with the possibilities of images on my A2 size cards for Christmas along with paper tree ornaments ! Or I could include a paper tree ornament inside my Christmas card for a special paper gift !
🙋 GreatNana in se OK usa
Thanks @Gloria Brese 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Brilliant thank you x
Many thanks @Beverley Forbes 👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
A wonderful instruction video! Thank you!
Do you think using glow-stick liquid would work in the bubble mixture?
Many thanks @Oli Munnery 👍 The glow-stick liquid is a brilliant idea - though you'll have to experiment with it and mixing soap to maintain the bubbles. Let me know if it works.
Add or use invisible ink to the bubble solution, then hit it with UV light (blacklight). Then that bubble will glow! I didn't come up with it, but ran across someone who used that technique amazingly.
Thank you so much for this awesome video. You are ridiculously likeable and easy to watch.
Your bubbles are gorgeous (and I didn't even mind the background music - which is unusual for me). Your explanations were very, very good! Super video!
I have one question: if you literally BLOW the bubble, doesn't the warm breath heat it up too much? In the video, it so often looks as if you're merely touching the end of the straw to/near the surface, then pulling away (but I can't imagine how that works, either).
I never seem to get weather cold enough to try the bubble blowing, but I'm still hopeful 🙂
Thanks again!
Many thanks @Shutterbeetle 👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
Yes, I regret not including more in depth detail in to how the bubbles are actually created. You're correct in that the end of the straw doesn't need to make contact with the intended surface - you can even have a bubble freeze on the end of a straw... provided there's zero wind and you have a steady hand.
That was amazing!
Many thanks @Noelle Perrotta 👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
Why do you use glycerin?
Good question @andreabalzarini6615, it helps thicken the bubble solution - making it a bit stronger and resilient against wind 🌬️ 🍃
What if i don't have a gliceryne?
@Poczciwy miłek, without glycerin the bubbles are more likely to pop if disturbed by the wind 👍
Try cross polarization. I have a linear (or circular) polarizer on my lens and a linear polarizer beyond my subject. Polarize the light illuminating the bubbles. I purchased a whole 50" by 19" (127×48 cm) sheet of polarizing film decades ago that I use pieces of for my ice crystal photography.
Gruß aus Deutschland, bestes Video zu diesem Thema, habe viel gelernt, danke.
Danke @maverick5327 👍 Ich schätze Ihre freundlichen Worte sehr 😃😃😃
Wow! You are really good at narrating and explaining. This was so well done and I learned a lot! Thank you!
Thanks @Ann Bickel 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Can this also bee done by pouring soap water over a crystal sphere or lens glass?
@J. E. to my knowledge the only way to have the bubbles freeze before they pop, is by exposing them an ambient air temperature well below freezing. Hope this helps. 👍
I don't know if it would work, but a small hole drilled in the surface with a tiny colored LED light, might make a pretty cool light source. Will post if I ever try it.
Hmmm... interesting idea @Joe Hurly 👍 You'd probably want to cover the hole while the bubble is freezing, so that it remains "air-tight".
That’s beautiful and well explained and demonstrated. My biggest problem is I HATE cold weather. Nevertheless, I find this quite compelling. In ten more months, northern Illinois should have suitable conditions.
a great video.
Thanks @Peter Smith 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
Thank you!
Thanks @Gisele Catarino 👍👍👍
Great Video mate! Waiting for 2 winters now for the temperatures to drop...:D Maybe I finally start my first tests at nigh when the temperatures drop to -4°C (hope this will work...)
@Another Perspective DE it's worth trying -4°C, especially if it's a night without too much wind 👍👍👍
you are amazing dude
Ha... thanks @amir benyelloul 👍 Though in this video I'm just really cold 😝
NICE ONE!
Many thanks @Spazio Muse 😃😃😃
You make it look so easy. Got bubbles and some video but not anywhere near your quality. Round 2, while the sun is fading and the temperature is above -30.
I've photographed frozen bubbles in only -2 degrees celsius. And here in Denmark you can actually get bubble solution in the shops year round 🤣. Try backlighting with colored christmas lights, and fully open aperture. Depending on the lens you get the most beautiful bubbly bokeh. Pun intended!
Hello, can it be done in studio set up. I live in India which never has weather like over there. Any tips for trying it on ice pack ? Or shall I make my set up in freezer of fridge rather....
@sushil shinde I suppose it's possible to reproduce the necessary environment in a controlled setting, but it would require some rather extensive resources. The air temperature is the most important aspect of bubbles freezing - and the colder the better. Good luck. 👍
Well done.... :)
Many thanks @a.abushareah9552👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
In a pinch, you can use light corn syrup if you don't have any glycerin handy. 😉
@Prontip Larson this is super helpful and something I wish I'd known - thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
Ok I’ve had my bubble out in -7C for over 10 minutes
Why isn’t it freezing? Would it be the solution
@Oksana Posan it could be that -7°C isn't quite cold enough. I've tried to freeze bumble on numerous occasions near -5°C, without any success. I've also found that the relative humidity can impact how successful freezing bubbles are: with less humidity being more desirable 👍
Unusually well made video.
Thanks @Duke Makedo 👍👍👍
Really great Video. Thank you, eh. : D ^^
Many thanks @Heiko 👍 Greatly appreciate the feedback 😃😃😃
bravo
Music is dope
Thanks +sandani shaik ... it's just some free UA-cam music - nothing to extravagant. 😀
LOve IT!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks so much @Lu Haddad - greatly appreciate the feedback 😃😃😃
The problem is that he is creating a beautiful art… And instead of making this into a phenomenal art videos he’s turning it into an educational video and takes away the mystery… I enjoy watching the formation of the different shapes it is magical… You will have a lot more viewership if you create these artworks without telling people how it’s done… Seriously beautiful
You should use a straw and blow smoke into it
Brilliant idea @user-em7hz1iu2x 👍👍👍
This is *cool* video lol
Many thanks @DiyEcoProjects 👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
@@neilfisher hi there, will try and give this a go when it gets frosty here in the UK. Wish you all the best with your channel, kieron.
Couple of videos you might like, ive been getting into doing timelapses with osmo pocket 1
ua-cam.com/video/vWIvQ1O0etQ/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/GO7Mp8oJOSs/v-deo.html
Ya I can’t make my after u mentioned I needed water I was like fuck I don’t even have water to drink aka Africa lol
Sunny D! LOL
SO Cool! (Pun intended)
Hahaha... the pun is appreciated. 😝
FYI there are 3 of us silly countries that don't use the metric system LOLOLOL
True, and apparently there are six countries that use Fahrenheit 😂😂😂