video feedback art - no cgi animation!
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- Опубліковано 21 лют 2011
- this is no computer animation - its a filmed 65" panasonic plasma screen in feedback loop with a Sony XDCAM PDW700 broadcast camera! By millimeter-wise moving the camera and playing with iris + focus patterns and structures start to grow creating new designs again and again. I trained several hours to find out how to get the feedback going and how to "fly" with it. At least this recording was the longest and most interesting one.
I keep training and I am thinking of performing this - no kiddin!
have fun , perhaps a good video for meditation... - Наука та технологія
Finally found this vid after 4 years. Happier times!
Crazy, you can see so much visual imagery when you look for detail or shapes. I was flying through canyons, then emerging from a jungle foliage, and so on. This is the same kind of stuff you can see when you close your eyes and look at the noise.
Absolutely - this was exactly what I was feeling when I filmed it. Its like aiming at the canyons and slowly creep into them, they open up and offer new landscapes over and over. After 1 hr my eyes hurt so much that I decided to do only 15 minute cycles. BTW, never found a screen that worked that well than this plasma...
Wow. I can totally feel the depth perception.
the most beautiful opthalmic migrane ever
It looks very similar to a migraine aura, with many "zig-zag" lines.
That was a trip.
Thank you very much
Incredible!
So good.
whoaaaaaa. luv it.
I discovered this about 10 years ago with my Canon GL2 and a Power MAC with the 22” plasma display. I want to buy another one of those cameras just to play with the feedback effects it had.
Unfortunately I never had such nice "mountain-like" feedbacks with other displays, was a fantastic experience...
I know what you mean. It’s quasi-spiritual when you get entranced with what seems like a glimpse into another dimension.
@@jessewalrus1 I had some eye hurts after starring on the screen for hours ;-)
Beautiful
Fascinating.
This was the PDW700 pointing at its own picture on a plasma screen (and getting into feedback with it).
Simply hook a camera to the screen and play with iris, focus, distance and zoom. My experience is that much depends on the sharpnes and dynamic settings of the screen, so most TV sets are unpredictable...
i like it, hope you will make more..
I've gotten something similar with my phone, and a Samsung TV. doesn't have complex patterns in it and I didn't use any effects. since I couldn't just plug in my phone and get a straight HDMI output, there was some some transmission distortion in screen mirroring, but I still think the result was pretty cool
Going through the time vortex is tripy
i love doing this. I need a tv and a camera i can use as a live feed like when I was 8
thanks for your reply!!!!!
i will try my own~~~
You totally get absorbed by it when watching (and controlling) it in front of the 65"...
Its already a kind of drug now...
It's totally a meditation thing when you're making it. Adding the weird audio feedback made it even more so for me (lightherder.blogspot.com/2020/08/a-creature-comes-alive-audio.html)
thx!
😮❤
so, the original image was simply a pixel light? amazing!! please, don’t look (too much) at the sun!
Very beautiful. How do you get the feedback going? Do you just flash something for the camera to pick up? I mean if it's in the dark?
Nice! You got it to move slow somehow!
I will !
Hey friend love the video. Any advice for anyone looking to get more information on your process.
wow!!! very nice!!
Is the video from recording screen by another cam or use the Sony XDCAM PDW700 itself?? wonderful job!!!
From 7:47 onwards it all goes very Doctor Who.
muy bueno, pero la musica medio malita, perdón je
Hi Morsmedia,
may I use this beautiful feedback for VJing?
Yep, no problem , send me a pic of the event: info@morsmedia.de
I will! It is on Sept. 8th in Vienna.
Two words: Laser Pointer. Do this.
Check out the video feedback art I've been working on: lightherder.blogspot.com
Jesus! Thats crazy fantastic! How did you get the idea to use 2 screens and the split mirror?
@@morsmediatv-undfilmprodukt3958 Thanks! I saw this 1997 post and thought I'd give it a try: www.sweetandfizzy.com/fractals/diagrams.html
who here came from jack stauber's paper towels in shop a pop opera
how do you start the feedback?
There must be a glance or a little light (LED dot or something else) as a reflection - in the first seconds you see a kind of frame - that was a reflection from somewhere that startet it. I slowly opened the iris, just to bring it down again to the "magic moment"...
What is the music source? Please credit the artist.
Song
Porcelian - Downtempo Chill
Artist
Bhupen Chhadva