Been experimenting with Mandelbulber for Linux. Mandelbulber is free software for creating 3D fractals. Mandelbulb 3D is also available for free on Windows and Mac. http://mandelbulb.com/ http://www.mandelbulber.com/ Here are some images I’ve rendered out with only a few settings changed from the original fractal.
Photoshop was used with the Slice tool to slice up the image into square sections. In After Effects the square sections were used as textures for Element 3D and applied to the square puzzle pieces. Each puzzle piece is animated with the aux channels.
Having some fun with the Saber plug-in, here are some first renders.
As it was Back to the Future day this week I decided to make a list of movies that are about time travel. The list contains movies that have characters travelling through time (Back to the Future, The Time Machine, Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure), but I also included movies that have characters that can …
Notice Board with latest videos on JEH Designs. Slow Mo Car Wash: Time Lapse Clouds: May the 4th: Showreel 4: Wrestling Lines: DNA Animation: The Stiff Goodbye: Triple Cross: Tech Reveal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4bjWks6a00
I’ve been playing about with the new Dehaze feature in Lightroom CC 2015. Its a great feature that’s almost like magic! Here are some old photos that I’ve used the new feature on, along with some other adjustments. The photos have been taken with a video camera, an old camera phone and a 35mm camera.
Star Light, Star Bright. Here are my first attempts at photographing the night sky. I played with the settings on the camera but kept to – f/4 ISO 640 and Exposure time of 25 seconds, as they seemed to give the best results. I also shot RAW so I could make more adjustments in Photoshop.
I’ve been playing about with the Instant 4K plugin from Red Giant Software. These are some test images from my first few minutes testing out the plugin. I applied the plugin to some of my video clips of various resolutions. Results can vary depending on what resolution you start with, but at the moment I …
The other day I took some photos of a sunset and then wanted to see what I could come up with, by changing colours, adding elements, to see where it took me. This is what I came up with using Adobe After Effects. This is the original picture, although I have removed some telephone wires …
Here is a Lenticular type of animation using the LayerSplitter script from batchframe.com. I split up the image into 20 strips and angled them in 3d space to make one side, I angled the other image strips in the opposite direction. So when the camera moved left or right the two images would be revealed.
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