using my home-coded Animation Utilities
And you can preview many of them on
Cyclone! |
Katrina on Acid Julia-8 Line Animation with coordinates tracking MPEG 640x480 131 sec. 47 MEG ♦♦♦ |
Waltz Of The Pixels |
A slow melodic pixel dance Another "cyclone" type viddie Awesome with a wall projector WMV 640x480 3 min 24 sec. 48 MEG ♦♦♦ |
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Mandelbrot zoom to E+19 where we find Jim Muth's FOTD for July 14, 2004 WMV 640x480 30 sec. 5.2 MEG |
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Mandelbrot zoom to E+21 where we find Jim Muth's FOTD for Sept 16, 2005 Continues on to the terminal minibrot at E+26 WMV 640x480 68 sec. 12.6 MEG ♦♦ |
MutaBrot #5 |
Attack of the Flying Killer Alien Boobs from Hell WMV 640x480 45 sec. 8 MEG |
MayanBrot | Zoom into a tweaked Mandelbrot with color cycling, from a Jim Muth formula Makes me think of Mayan or ancient South American Indian art for some reason (I think it's the peyote and the little smoke that done it) WMV 640x480 118 sec. 22 MEG |
Black Hole |
Another Black Hole found in an Alien Mandelbrot WMV 640x480 61 sec. 12 MEG |
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Mandelbrot zoom to E+58 where we find Jim Muth's FOTD for Sep 05, 2003 WMV 640x480 2 min. 15 sec. 20.3 MEG ♦♦ |
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Mandelbrot zoom to E+27 A journey into East (elephant) valley WMV 640x480 1 min. 16 sec. 18.5 MEG ♦♦♦ |
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Mandelbrot zoom to E+24 Ascent up into the North peak WMV 640x480 1 min. 14 sec. 12.5 MEG ♦♦♦ |
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Complex Mandelbrot zoom. New! 1/18/2013 In2 The Aether WMV 640x480 1 min. 27 sec. 25 MEG ♦♦♦ |
It's a Space Warp ! |
At a magnification (zoom) to 1.75e12, the original fractal is now 525 million miles across;
just beyond the orbit of Jupiter. Doing it in 40 seconds gives a speed of 1.3125e+7 miles per second, about 70 times the speed of light, or, as
Mr. Sulu would say, "We're now at Warp 4.3 Captain!". Strange things happen in this HyperSpace - like Mandelbrot Sets turning inside out
and backwards, and as you travel thru one of the infinite number of wormholes in the MSET foreward then backward, space-time flips inside-out ...
WMV 640x480 70 sec. 13 MEG ♦♦ |
Wormhole ! |
The spacewarp above achieves its effect by inverting the REAL (x-axis) coordinates during the course of the zoom-in.
The wormhole inverts both the REAL (x-axis) and IMAGINARY (y-axis) coordinates simultaneously. A bit trixie to code, but the effect is cool.
WMV 640x480 82 sec. 15 MEG ♦♦ |
Mission to Mars |
Use your imagination! You're a rich space tourist on a mission to Mars. You approach the red planet from deep space, descend into orbit, then make planetfall into one of the large canyons
known to exist there. You rocket above and over the surface looking for a smooth place to land among the sand dunes and mountains ...... And you wish you had hired a better pilot ......
WMV 640x480 73 sec. 16 MEG ♦♦ |
Universe #3 |
Mandelbrot ZooM to E+89 The 3rd "Universe" viddie 3 min 40 sec. run time Hi-bitrate mpeg4 - you want a good system to handle this WMV 640x480 46 MEG ♦♦♦♦ |
Universe #4 |
This is the original "Universe" viddie to E+26. Refined and updated. WMV 640x480 1 min 31 sec 11 MEG ♦♦♦ |
Universe #5 |
Mandelbrot ZooM into upper Seahorse Valley arriving at a tiny mini-brot at E+38 WMV 640x480 1 min 18 sec 18 MEG ♦♦ |
Universe #X |
Inspired by an ancient Jochen Weber fractal image, this Mandelbrot dive to E+27 gives a nice illustration of the "period doubling" phenomenon characteristic of fractals and chaotic systems WMV 640x480 90 sec. 16 MEG ♦♦ |
Ðe§çen† |
Mandelbrot Dive to E+40 Descent into The Canyon of the Mandelbrot Sequence and coordinates inspired by Michael Condron WMV 640x480 3 min 19 sec 44 MEG ♦♦♦ |
...... where no man has gone before ...... |
I guarantee you have never seen this part of the Mandelbrot before - the center point between the 2 main bulbs. Nobody goes there. Images take days to generate, iteration count is too high (2,100,000,000 in this case). Even this short sequence took
4 months on 4 hi-end P3 systems! This area has long intrigued me; it is very difficult to get there: ( REAL = -0.75000003190208660 , IMAG = +0.00022826353530089 ) Even FRACTINT could not distinguish the lakes from the canyon any further down than this (even at maximum iterations!) - and no other fractal program can come close. If you view it full size on a normal computer monitor, at the midpoint stop the original Mandelbrot is approximately the size of the Earth, the canyon walls are exactly as you see them, and you are 0.35 miles from the center of the Earth. AVI 640x480 45 sec. 23 MEG ♦♦ |
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Anima†ionZ of Jim Muth's Tessellation formula ---> WMV 640x480 42 sec. 7.5 MEG ♦♦ |
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Eye Candie |
Eye Candie Another strange fractint thing ...... WMV 640x480 41 sec. 7.6 MEG ♦♦ |
Tempest |
Tempest I dunno, can't tell if it's comin' or goin' ! loox weird like you zooming in and out at the same time WMV 640x480 67 sec. 20 MEG ♦♦ |
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Varies the Mandelbrot exponent from -7 to +7 over 1400 frames: WMV 640x480 94 sec. 14.9 MEG ♦ |
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The Setting Sun is eclipsed by a Black Hole ! WMV 640x480 27 sec. 4.6 MEG ♦♦ |
Meteor ! |
Mandelbrot Meteor (Slo-Mo perspective from your Starship window) WMV 640x480 48 sec. 6.2 MEG |
Crown of Creation |
Fractal Nuke Fractal Weapon of Mass Destruction AVI 1024x768 47 sec. 22 MEG ♦♦♦ |
Nebula |
A new Solar System is born! (then destroyed ...) "All the Universe's a Fractal, and all the men and women merely pixels . . .. ... ..... ........ " A Robert Carr formula with Lee Skinner & Sylvie Gallet And one of my modified BASIC scripts to animate it WMV 640x480 27 sec. 4.4 MEG |
Nebula 3D |
‹‹------ Check it out in 3D ! WMV 640x480 27 sec. 4.6 MEG ♦ |
Cathedral Of Chaos |
Fly across a fractal lake and enter the Cathedral Of Chaos. Lake-animation zoom. Fractint formula by Lee Skinner, Sylvie Gallet, & Jim Muth. A custom BASIC script animates it. WMV 640x480 40 sec. 6.8 MEG ♦♦ |
SnowFlake |
Another strange formula only fractint can do, parameters by Jim Muth and Lee Skinner WMV 640x480 40 sec. 7 MEG ♦♦ |
MandalaZoom |
A make-you-dizzie zoom from a formula by Albrecht Niekamp WMV 640x480 51 sec. 9.2 MEG |
MandalaZooM2 WMV 640x480 49 sec. 8.8 MEG |
<---Two more like above from Linda Allison, Sylvie Gallet, Dave Fisher---> |
MandalaZooM3 WMV 640x480 65 sec. 10.6 MEG |
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