https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQpiYeSCdf0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_P12P9ZeRs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjRGBX6wpS8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IG4PZUAXJqc
Enjoy
Showfiles maybe in the future
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Great job!!!:dance:
My fav is "Incinerate"
Yes, I think I agree. Quite honestly, one of the reasons I bought one more Pluto II projector was to try and re-create "The Arrival" since I saw it when Justin posted it on Facebook. I have the controllers and the lasers now to pull it off - just not the time to try and mimic it so... IF you are considering making these available, I am very interested since I have the equipment to play them as you intended for them to be viewed.
However, after watching them all, I'll agree with Steve that Incinerate is very mesmerizing. Some very, very nice subtle things going on in there. :)
Gabe, these shows are simply gorgeous and the configurations added to the interest. I don't think I have a favorite, but while watching each one, I kept thinking that this is why beam shows need more than 2 or 3 DACs running them. Originally, I thought 4 projectors and 4 DACs would be enough, but now that I'm up to 7, I still think I need at least one more . . . ;) )
Many thanks for recording and posting this illuminated lusciousness.
-David
I'll also add that, I can barely tolerate watching laser shows on YouTube. Rarely do I make it to the end before clicking out of it. And rarely do I watch them more than once. Swami's shows, and these you've posted above, are the exception. :highfive:
Magnifique!
Given I'm new to all this, I can only hope I one day have the ability to achieve something equivalent. Building beams from scratch, aligned to the beat so precisely (Not sure how to achieve that on the timeline).
Great stuff.
Nice work! Did you use beam attenuation map for the camera position?
skot If you ever need any help, im an open book, add me on skype: gabriel.letourneau2
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Yeah, using a progressive fade, took forever but worth saving the camera over.Quote:
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Art: The relentless pursuit of perfection. Your results were worth it! :)Quote:
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Thx Gabe, very kind of you.
I may take you up on that in due course. Coordinating time zones would be needed, so I might just PM you in time to do so.
Very nice shows. I already want more FB3s & more projectors, and this gives me a way to rationalize buying them.
Super job!!!Exelent)))):dance:
What soft are you using? Beyond?
Thanks!
wow, nice shows!! :)
What equipment are you using?
Im using Beyond for everything, except for a few frames drawn in LD2000 because beyond's drawing tools are still all over the place.Quote:
Originally Posted by jors
Projectors are 15ish watts, with kvant red/blues and some are viasho greens, and some are CNI, and the scanners are EMS-4000'sQuote:
Originally Posted by db3306
Running on FB3's through beyond.
Hey Gabe,
Do you have any footage from the July fourth show? The one with beams and abstracts? :)
-Christopher
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Thank you!! great shows
Absolutely beautiful! Amongst the most artistic beamshows I've seen. How much time would you estimate it took in making each show ?
I would have to say the first three are about 60-80 hours each, (over a few months)Quote:
Originally Posted by m0f
and the last one is probably over 200, but a lot of that time is development, and re-watching and minimal tweaking.
You would have to ask shane, if you want I can send you the whole show file though!Quote:
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