@@mellowvids9637 No worries, I enjoyed it, fabulous colours & patterns. Don't think it's software I'm familiar with, some particle generator maybe? I've got one or two of those in software I own but never totally got to grips with it, my vids are more animation and 3D fractals, but you've inspired me to look again; they're so pretty! Fancy swapping subs, it helps both our alogrithms and I'm very happy to get notifications of your new vids so I can watch and like them . Subbed 🙂
@@NepenthesSloth totally will sub. I use imovie and thats it. The images come from projected light. Going through glass or reflected off things. I don't have a good enough computer for anything fancy.
@@NepenthesSloth The other retro looking computer graphics is sometimes photocopies on a slow turntable or an image made in photoshop but the 3-d videos are all light through glass filmed in total darkness with an inexpensive digital camera. The technique is called Lumia and dates back to the Victorian era. Thomas Wilfred being the main pioneer.
Mellow Yellow! Fab imagery - liked 👍
Thanks !
@@mellowvids9637 No worries, I enjoyed it, fabulous colours & patterns. Don't think it's software I'm familiar with, some particle generator maybe? I've got one or two of those in software I own but never totally got to grips with it, my vids are more animation and 3D fractals, but you've inspired me to look again; they're so pretty! Fancy swapping subs, it helps both our alogrithms and I'm very happy to get notifications of your new vids so I can watch and like them . Subbed 🙂
@@NepenthesSloth totally will sub. I use imovie and thats it. The images come from projected light. Going through glass or reflected off things. I don't have a good enough computer for anything fancy.
@@mellowvids9637 first thanks - second ...so that's actual real video/film footage!?
@@NepenthesSloth The other retro looking computer graphics is sometimes photocopies on a slow turntable or an image made in photoshop but the 3-d videos are all light through glass filmed in total darkness with an inexpensive digital camera. The technique is called Lumia and dates back to the Victorian era. Thomas Wilfred being the main pioneer.