Hellooooo!!! I like, enjoy and learn a lot with your videos!! Thank you for share your experiences and all your tips!! I'll try this technique in the next days. Regards from Mexico!
@@anotherperspective3076 it's just like when you make caramel, when the sugar melts then you leave it for few minutes it hardens in a new shape, the pan's shape. That's what happened here, the vanilla syrup's container keeps it warm, when it was shaped in a bubble form and exposed to the air it hardened in its new shape, bubble.
@@johonyg1236 it was crystallized. Because the washing liquid of which the bubble was made was mixed with vanilla syrup. The latter being containing sugar itself caused this result.
Excellent video! Some of those shots looked like a gas giant planet -very cool. Another thing to try: Turn that cup over, put some soapy water in it, and blow a lot of smaller bubbles. Then use a macro lens with a magnification from 2x to 4x and focus inside the bubble mass. The air gaps between the bubbles will look like wires.
Thank you so much for sharing this, I was using mostly water + soap+ glycerin but never thought of syrup. It’s so much fun doing macro photo of bubble!
Cool variation on this theme. Colors inspired by your shirt, perhaps? Suggest that bubble should be strong enough to withstand an additional prop in the photo - like a pencil point, flower petal or insect. You get the idea. Otherwise you should really get outside more😁.
Thank you Paul! Thats a good point. Those bubbles withstand a waterfall of sugar sirup, I should try to combine them with something to get a real unique image. Thank you for your comment, that could really bring that soap bubble topic to another level😃
It's really amazing , it always keep inspiring me and want to try this way using mobile , I love your images and the way of taking with simple way , thanks a lot and keep inspiring us
@@anotherperspective3076 I plan to buy a soft box but not sure which one to get (one or two boxes, stand or not, how many lightbulbs per box, etc.). There are so many!
@@anotherperspective3076 The weather has finally got a bit better and I'm trying to shoot as much outdoors as possible. So I just try to shoot for what I need in future videos as much as I can. Fighting to keep up with publishing a video every week. Maaaan, that's sometimes hard 🤦♂️🤣
Great video, thanks for sharing! My daughter and I have used hot steaming water to get a nice look at how the pressure inside the bubble acts, and the vortex inside is pretty neat to watch and photograph.
The next experiment I would like to see (I have purchased a soft box just to create better soap bubble images) how these bubbles under a soft box will look when photographed in freezing temperatures. I've photographed them backlit with a setting sun, but never under a soft box. I should be uniquely interesting.
@@anotherperspective3076 Since Covid hit I've been trying to keep busy by exploring new areas of photography. Photography that could be explored while remaining socially distant. So, I've been trying to improve my chops with macro and timelapse photography. Both of which can be done solo. Please keep the videos coming!
Tried this today using the sugar and water, also used extension tubes 1 and 2. Got great colours and the bubbles were stable. Only thing I had issues with was ghosting around the circumference of the bubbles. I put that down to the filter on the front of the lens to stop the splash. And the lack of ability to control the Fnumber. Hey ho will have to try again.😅
@@anotherperspective3076 just put one up on facebook along with two others from the same sesion i am happier with. i have really enjoyed this. facebook.com/grahame.carter/posts/3361845827167062
I am a chemist, and photographer. The colors are generated by thin film interference - the liquid film thickness is on the order of the wavelength of light (100s of nm), the light will bounce and selectively reflect back out. I think a few things are going on. You have a surfactant (soap) that changes the surface tension of the solution and enables the bubbles to form the very thin sheets that cause the thin film interference. When you added more syrup to the solution this probably changed the surface tension some generating a thicker film, and probably the more significant thing is that sugar has a very different index of refraction. The combination caused the big shift in color when you added more syrup. If you want to learn more ... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thin-film_interference Great job, I am going to have to try this myself!
I did stills a few months ago with flash, got some good results. Had to buy LED lights to do vid. and I have a good setup with large diffuser panels. Have ideas for an additive but not yet tried out.
Looks like you were able to get some of those darker soap bubbles that look like jewels! Awesome. What size is your softbox? Mine is about 120cm but I'm thinking of trying one that is smaller which may be easier to set up on a table.
Hey Marion, yes it worked really good:D Thank you for the inspiration. Oh... good question, I am just withing relocation and not at home, I guess it must be 50 x 70 cm but I am not sure. Did you try that "glass setup"?
Another Perspective I am going to try some new mixtures hopefully tonight or tomorrow. Your soap bubbles are amazing and adding the syrup and honey looks fascinating. It’s so much fun to experiment.
Great you liked it. I have blown with a straw like 30 seconds into the bubble until the structures formed those small round particles, it is a lot try and error;)
I can do some more tests with smartphone. But I think the light source is difficult to exchange because only the reflection of the bright surface reveals the colours
@@anotherperspective3076 I can't get the bright colors of your bubble. I will keep trying. (I wanted to know if any youtuber read in my language, sorry)
@@anotherperspective3076 Mmm it is just a hunch, probably far fetched. If you search youtube for how to make a Silver nitrate mirror, you will get some chemical procedure leading to a fully reflective surface by chemically depositing silver on a (typically glass) surface. And earlier today I came across the following video and realized, there is no high reflective bubbles. ua-cam.com/video/tjAZbo0jb8Q/v-deo.html Hence I presented you this Idea. :)
Ich kann mir vorstellen wie du durch deine Wohnung gerannt bist und nach "Dingen" gesucht hast um sie der Blase zu zuführen. xD Macros machen einfach super viel Spaß. :D
@@anotherperspective3076 no luck yet having trouble with the bubble lol, dosent want to stay long not sure if its the mixture or dish dosent have enough lip on it, might have to try that sugar technique
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Cool 🎉
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing your setup and process. I love the creativity of experiments which create such cool images and videos. 👏👏👏
Your images are psychedelic beautiful!
Lovely bubbles...great idea..many thanks for sharing.
Thank you:D
Great Video Thank you für the Tips, that sugar bubble was insane
Thank you!
für:D
just unreal
Will have to try syrup! Thanks
Great, let me know how it went)
Hellooooo!!! I like, enjoy and learn a lot with your videos!! Thank you for share your experiences and all your tips!! I'll try this technique in the next days. Regards from Mexico!
Thats great to hear!:) Let me know how it went. Regards from Germany
My softbox arrived today and I'm about to go bubble crazy! Wish me luck.
good luck;)
Thank you for sharing this nice macro video. Wel done.
Thank you:D (Somehow UA-cam puts your comments to the spam folder.... strange...)
Thank you for tips on various combinations.
You are welcome sia😁
Wow, I thoguht that gold dust image looked amazing, but those sugar images are even better, great video great explanations
Thank you:)
Thank you for the guidance and amazing video footage.
Thank you thats great to hear:) This is why making videos became a passion
10:32 I think the term you're looking for is (crystallized) you're welcome 😌💕 + great tutorial 😍 gotta try soon
Thank you:) oh Yeah that sounds matching, i have Not expected to see something like that or even that there is word describing that😁
Super strange, what was going on in that bubble? Was it "hard/dry"?
@@anotherperspective3076 it's just like when you make caramel, when the sugar melts then you leave it for few minutes it hardens in a new shape, the pan's shape. That's what happened here, the vanilla syrup's container keeps it warm, when it was shaped in a bubble form and exposed to the air it hardened in its new shape, bubble.
@@johonyg1236 it was crystallized. Because the washing liquid of which the bubble was made was mixed with vanilla syrup. The latter being containing sugar itself caused this result.
Excellent video! Some of those shots looked like a gas giant planet -very cool. Another thing to try: Turn that cup over, put some soapy water in it, and blow a lot of smaller bubbles. Then use a macro lens with a magnification from 2x to 4x and focus inside the bubble mass. The air gaps between the bubbles will look like wires.
Thank you. That's a cool idea I will give that a try;)
Exactly my thoughts. 🌌✨
Another awesome tutorial. I love it. Thx for sharing thoses amazing tips😉
Thank you🖐 😀
Wow einfach der Hammer,grosses Kino..
Vielen Dank
I really want to try this. Thanks for sharing.
Love and enjoy your experiment all the time 😇💝
Thank you thats great to hear😁
It's very very interesting! Big thanks!
Thanks that's great to hear😁
Great video. Easy to follow with all the details.
Thank you:)
Wow, incredible footage! Thank you for sharing this with us
Thank you:D
Haha, great idea 😉 Thank you for the inspiration and different ideas 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you😃
Amazing content.....i have learned too much from this channel♥️thank you✌️
Thank you! That really great to hear🖐
@@anotherperspective3076 ♥️
Thank you so much for sharing this, I was using mostly water + soap+ glycerin but never thought of syrup. It’s so much fun doing macro photo of bubble!
You are welcome:) New Bubble video is coming next weekend - With new setup and ideas
Great work i think that is the coolest thing I've ever seen.
Wow Thank you chris😀
Man u r so unique....one day ur channel will explode just keep posting🌈🌈🌟
The algorithm is showing yr video
Thank you😃😃
Great - Will be trying this over the weekend - Thanjs!!
It is such an amazing and fun video!
Thank you Victor😀
This is amazing!!! Tried my first soap bubbles today and was so excited. I'm looking forward to trying some of your recommendations next time!
That is amazing; beautiful effect.
Great you liked it😃
another great video
Thank you chris😀
Awesome video! I can’t wait to try it!
great you like it
AWESOME< Thanks for sharing your beautiful work!
Thank you😃
Very good thanks for sharing
Wow. Love this. Thanks for sharing
Thank you Kev😀
Cool variation on this theme. Colors inspired by your shirt, perhaps? Suggest that bubble should be strong enough to withstand an additional prop in the photo - like a pencil point, flower petal or insect. You get the idea. Otherwise you should really get outside more😁.
Thank you Paul! Thats a good point. Those bubbles withstand a waterfall of sugar sirup, I should try to combine them with something to get a real unique image. Thank you for your comment, that could really bring that soap bubble topic to another level😃
Quite amazing stuff! And some helpful adice as well
Thank you
Great video!
Thank you Sheldon! 😀
Just got a new softbox, totally trying this! ❤
Thank you!
It's really amazing , it always keep inspiring me and want to try this way using mobile , I love your images and the way of taking with simple way , thanks a lot and keep inspiring us
You are welcome:) Thats great to hear and the reason why i am doing this😀
@@anotherperspective3076 Is there any instagram page to follow and share images of our photography to share with you
Awesome 😍. . Thanks a lot 🌷
Thank you😀
I really enjoyed your video! Amazon will be hearing from me today, hahaha!
Oh nice! What did you buy?;)
@@anotherperspective3076 I plan to buy a soft box but not sure which one to get (one or two boxes, stand or not, how many lightbulbs per box, etc.). There are so many!
Really good video.. l like your ideas.. great tips..
Thank you noel😀
Cool, I've tried this before but thanks to you I now have a new plan.
Thank you jason:)
this is amazing! pure psychedelia
Thank yoU!😃
Nice Infotaining video.Keep the nice work👍.And excited to see your next videos🤠.Can you also make some videos on smartphone photography😅😁.
Thank you:) yes I will make that soon😀
Great video. I hadn't thought of using sugary liquids I'd been adding glycerine but will be trying syrup and honey this week
Thank you! Let me know how it went. Any other additions which might work? I will keep on experimenting
@@anotherperspective3076 Will try raspberry syrup and maybe even chocolate as being darker may produce different effects. Will let you know
Wow. Amazing. Cool Stuff. I am feeling like trying it.
Thank you;D
Amazing! Thanks for sharing. New subscriber.
Thank you, great you liked it😃👌
Took me a while to find time to watch your new secret soap bubble recipe. Very well done! Thanks for sharing ;)
Thank you Wolfgang😀
Hows your macro video going?
@@anotherperspective3076 The weather has finally got a bit better and I'm trying to shoot as much outdoors as possible. So I just try to shoot for what I need in future videos as much as I can. Fighting to keep up with publishing a video every week. Maaaan, that's sometimes hard 🤦♂️🤣
I like the video thanks for sharing
Thats great to hear:)
Great video, thanks for sharing! My daughter and I have used hot steaming water to get a nice look at how the pressure inside the bubble acts, and the vortex inside is pretty neat to watch and photograph.
Thank you, Thats a great idea I have to try that😀
Spot on mate 👌
The next experiment I would like to see (I have purchased a soft box just to create better soap bubble images) how these bubbles under a soft box will look when photographed in freezing temperatures. I've photographed them backlit with a setting sun, but never under a soft box. I should be uniquely interesting.
Amusing
thx^^
Fabulous, I love what you do.
Thank you Glenys!
Brilliant
Thank you😀
Awesome work! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Paul!
@@anotherperspective3076 Since Covid hit I've been trying to keep busy by exploring new areas of photography. Photography that could be explored while remaining socially distant. So, I've been trying to improve my chops with macro and timelapse photography. Both of which can be done solo. Please keep the videos coming!
Super coool!
Thank you!
its awesome
Thank you😀
Great content
Thank you😀😀
Great video. Glycerin works equally well and is less messy/ sticky than sugar syrup.
Thank you!
Tried this today using the sugar and water, also used extension tubes 1 and 2. Got great colours and the bubbles were stable.
Only thing I had issues with was ghosting around the circumference of the bubbles. I put that down to the filter on the front of the lens to stop the splash. And the lack of ability to control the Fnumber. Hey ho will have to try again.😅
Great to hear that it worked! Ghosting? Can you share an image? Which settings did you use?
@@anotherperspective3076 just put one up on facebook along with two others from the same sesion i am happier with. i have really enjoyed this. facebook.com/grahame.carter/posts/3361845827167062
Loved it! You deserve a lot more subscribers man! I was looking for ideas for My Friday Project and this just popped up...
Thank you thats great to hear😀
Sir, You are a scientist😍 Keep it up❤️
Thank you Viraj:D
@@anotherperspective3076 Thank you☺️ Very inspiring🤘
I am a chemist, and photographer. The colors are generated by thin film interference - the liquid film thickness is on the order of the wavelength of light (100s of nm), the light will bounce and selectively reflect back out. I think a few things are going on. You have a surfactant (soap) that changes the surface tension of the solution and enables the bubbles to form the very thin sheets that cause the thin film interference. When you added more syrup to the solution this probably changed the surface tension some generating a thicker film, and probably the more significant thing is that sugar has a very different index of refraction. The combination caused the big shift in color when you added more syrup. If you want to learn more ... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thin-film_interference
Great job, I am going to have to try this myself!
Thank you for your explanations😃
awesome
Thank you:D
you are the best 👌
Thank you✌
The best mixture on internet!
Bruh! I've texted you on Instagram
Thank you.i will check my insta messages tomorrow;)
The mixture is easy, but great! 10/10
Really cool results! I'm eager to try this myself :D
Thank you;) Let me know how it went;)
I did stills a few months ago with flash, got some good results. Had to buy LED lights to do vid. and I have a good setup with large diffuser panels. Have ideas for an additive but not yet tried out.
Great, but would you tell me about the additives you have thought about?;)
I am also interested in new additives!
@@anotherperspective3076 I wondered what would happen if you put coloured food dye in the mix, I have some from my water drop splash set up.
Not seen a sugar frozen bubble before, will have to try that. Could do some macro and focus stacking with that?
Me neigther 😁 didn't know that that's even possible. I have not tried yet but I will
Absolutely amazing! How much dish soap in how much water do you use?
Thank you!:) I'd say that I have used 80% water 20% washing up liquid. And for the other images I have also added 30% sugar sirup
amazing
Thank you:)
I also tried this but not got good results and after watching your video I will try again 😁
@@tarunrathore8344 thats great to hear:) let me know if the Images get better😀
yes sure
Looks like you were able to get some of those darker soap bubbles that look like jewels! Awesome. What size is your softbox? Mine is about 120cm but I'm thinking of trying one that is smaller which may be easier to set up on a table.
Hey Marion, yes it worked really good:D Thank you for the inspiration. Oh... good question, I am just withing relocation and not at home, I guess it must be 50 x 70 cm but I am not sure. Did you try that "glass setup"?
Another Perspective I am going to try some new mixtures hopefully tonight or tomorrow. Your soap bubbles are amazing and adding the syrup and honey looks fascinating. It’s so much fun to experiment.
Hi, great video....l want to do some frozen bubbles outside with the long lasting mixture do you think that would work ? Thank you
Oh yes! Check out my other videos about frozen soap bubbles, it works fantastic, but you need at least -7°C.
Great video. Thank you. Have you tried glycerine or corn syrup? Have fun.
Only Vanilly syrup but i think it must be quite similar;)
I really want to create the gold bubbles. How did you get them? Thanks for this video. It was fun and creative and I learned a lot!
Great you liked it. I have blown with a straw like 30 seconds into the bubble until the structures formed those small round particles, it is a lot try and error;)
Can you share it with a moderate smartphone setting experiment and without your this lightup setting,
I can do some more tests with smartphone. But I think the light source is difficult to exchange because only the reflection of the bright surface reveals the colours
Hm.... no light setup, no colours?
No logro obtener los brillantes colores de tu burbuja. Seguiré intentando. Great video !!!!
Thank you:) (but in english?;))
@@anotherperspective3076 I can't get the bright colors of your bubble. I will keep trying.
(I wanted to know if any youtuber read in my language, sorry)
Great video , what ratio do you use for each liquid ?
I started with like 80% water 10% liquid soap 10% vanilly sirup, and then added more and more sirup
For the vanilla syrup can you use vanilla extract
Here's another idea (suggested by my grandpa - a master photographer). Ready? Men's body wash + water + Glycerin. Could be an interesting combo!
What do you think of that frozen bubble thats lasted 4 days? What else could we add to this mixture?
milk, cream, salt, ...?
@@johonyg1236 Its on my list now;)
I was thinking of glitter, to make the bubble with the golden dust even shinier. 😍🌌✨
Maybe some other colours? oil?
4 days!! :O
Should i click with live view or with view finder? Which one gives the best result?
You mean to focus?
Which liquid u use at 5:00
Its vanilla cocktail syrup;)
Bro make a video on frozen bubble
I wait for 2 years now.... But it's not cold enough (in Germany)... 😅
Add smoke to the inside of the bubble or a drop of food colouring to the liquid.
Do you use a backdrop for this black background?
When making syrup would you go 30 percent sugar, 70 percent water? or 50/50?
I'd start with 50/50 and boil it till it gets thick, if its too thick you can add water afterwards
Ayyyy! First comment gang!
congratz...😅
Another Perspective so keen for that vid! Thanks :D
71st
I use rapeseed oil with water and add fabrick dyes. In a washing up bowl of water, then use glitter and move around. Try
Sounds interesting! I dont have glitter... but I can change that :D
ни хрена не знаю английский, но всё понял. лайк и подписка!
Sorry, english?;)
@@anotherperspective3076 I wrote that I do not know English, but you so clearly explained that I understood everything. like me and subscribe😊
@@ovodlee Thank you😀
I was wandering is it possible to silver plate a soap bubble using silver nitrate?
Well... I dont't have a clue:D Maybe you can give me a hint what you plan?
@@anotherperspective3076 Mmm it is just a hunch, probably far fetched. If you search youtube for how to make a Silver nitrate mirror, you will get some chemical procedure leading to a fully reflective surface by chemically depositing silver on a (typically glass) surface.
And earlier today I came across the following video and realized, there is no high reflective bubbles. ua-cam.com/video/tjAZbo0jb8Q/v-deo.html
Hence I presented you this Idea. :)
what kind of light is in the soft box?
There are 4 10W LEDs (e27) inside the softbox
Ich kann mir vorstellen wie du durch deine Wohnung gerannt bist und nach "Dingen" gesucht hast um sie der Blase zu zuführen. xD
Macros machen einfach super viel Spaß. :D
Haha, ja so in etwa wars tatsächlich;D
@@anotherperspective3076 ich bin da ganz bei dir, bei mir sieht's ähnlich aus. 😁
IS THERE SPEEDLIGHT OR OTHER LIGHT ABOVE THE SOFTBOX????
its a 150W led
so trying this
Did it work?;)
@@anotherperspective3076 no luck yet having trouble with the bubble lol, dosent want to stay long not sure if its the mixture or dish dosent have enough lip on it, might have to try that sugar technique
What is that vanilla serum or beer shampoo
Beer shampoo?😀 I used vanilla sirup which is actually for cocktails 🍸
@@anotherperspective3076 cool bro , do check my Instagram profile of photography @iamnarayn
What light are you using?
I use Godox SL-150W and a softbox of Phot-R now. When I recorded that video I used a cheap 30 Euro noname Softbox I got from ebay.