The Art of Video Feedback
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- 2008-01-08, The Art of Video Feedback, Ep 541
Recorded LIVE with the Somerville Producers Group on Dead Air Live at Somerville Community Access TV, SCATV.
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I watched this a year ago and it was really useful as I went on my video feedback journey. Thank you!
This is a great example of development in this art form: ua-cam.com/video/xEiMnDsO2fg/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
Creating video feedback with a video camera and a video projector, not a monitor. Exactly what I had been searching for and getting no hits. Perhaps you could add "with a video projector" in your search terms. This was great! Thanks so much.
Both may still be considered a monitor, which is simply an endpoint for viewing a signal. Anything that receives and displays your signal is a monitor. But there are indeed notable differences in the feedback dynamics across each of those mediums regarding the unique properties of how certain devices throw light, color, etc., the circuit/signal path the video travels through, and the surface/medium upon which that light may be seen as a viewable image.
This show seems to be more of an overview to describe these properties of feedback as a general concept for experimenting with video rather than a lesson on specific projection feedback techniques; much of the context and practices shown here may also be applied to other monitors like CRTs and LCDs (albeit with different flavors of regenerative chaos respective to each medium's design). Overall, it was greatly informative as an introduction to the larger idea of making a camera gaze into infinity, and refreshing to know stuff like this shared pre-UA-cam dominance. I wonder what kinda mixer he was using here. Thanks to the uploader for sharing!
This is the perfect video for what I wanted to know.
It’s so cool to see this, as I’ve been getting really interested in video feedback as well. Thanks for sharing!
Fu&k, 0:50, headphone assassination attempt.....
this is the best video i've ever seen ever
Does anyone know what Mike Hall is up to these days? I've seen his wordpress site and facebook but it doesn't seem that he's posted anything in a couple of years. Would love to learn more about his process!
13:48 "autonomic art or auto-created art" way cooler than "generative"
11:30 He pretty much described howto makeshift a hardware version of a visualizer. Pretty neat
People have been using video feedback as an artform from the mid 1960's The Dr. Who . Intro is the 1st documented version I know of. I did some video feedback tapes shown at the "Kitchen" video gallery (all electronically coupled to music around 1972-75). Visualizations using digital feedback came much later, The 1st example I saw of that was Mike Whittingham's (mac shareware author of "snapshot", experiments in the late 1980's, this was before, I was aware of so-called visualizers, like Win Amp. (especially as "Windows" operating system hadn't even been created yet. So Mike Hall comes very late to the feast.
Amazing video. Very inspiring. I also love that it looks like it was somehow made in the early 90s
47:04 MRS KALEIDOSCOPE
Inspiring and helpful. Thanks
very informative.
fractal and loop
Interesting stuff. Thanks for uploading.
this is great!
I just find it incredible that we created a technology, that gave birth to a phenomenal phenomenon. That almost seems to glimpse into a higher or base dimension. Super fascinating.
Every time a new technology is invented, someome finds a way to use it to make art.
if you want to learn more about these dimensions, google “space-time dynamics in video feedback” by james crutchfield
@57:45 darn squares
50:47 the best part
I wonder if this can be simulated with ray tracing or in the computer in some way.
You can create digital feedback loops with your camera hooked on to OBS. But the feedback is less warm and interesting than analog feedback.
There are some devices made from raspberry pis that Can do such
LOL, what a hair peice on a used car salesman.
Close , but no cigar, Keep you day job.