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infinite zoom: the inner universe
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HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN VIDEO LIKE THIS
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1. create 40 images in Photoshop. Each is around 4000 pixels on each side. Each image contained a small version of the next image.
2. The idea is to make the first image expand until the middle section is full screen. Then replace the middle section with the next picture, and make THAT expand. And so on.
The hardest part was making the objects expand smoothly. Easy in After Effects. Very hard in Blender. See my source files for details.
Good luck!
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FAQ:
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Why does the woman look odd?
I had to create a fake super-high resolution image from lots of lower resolution images. It gives the image a strange distorted plastic look. If I had better source images it would look better. But I like interesting faces, so I left it.
Is every detail accurate?
It's an accurate guide to "the sort of thing" you would find. For example, real atoms are basically full of empty space. But I showed a lot of crazy patterns because there are quantum fluctuations and probability fields that make atoms fascinating links to infinite possibilities.
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LEGAL STUFF (READ THIS IF YOU INTEND TO REUSE THE VIDEO OR ITS SOURCE)
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Music:
This video uses three pieces. In order, they are:
"Haunting" by Matthew Milne of Logan Leistikow's Public Music Project. The PMP was a site devoted to providing free (and royalty free) music for projects like this. Milne confirmed by email that he is happy for me to use this piece. He's a great guy.
Music was merged using Audacity. Audacity and Blender (and the Gimp for the art) are free and open source.
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Art:
All images are either created by me, public domain, or based on creative commons "attribution only, derivatives allowed" or similar license. Some of it is "sharealike" but the YouTube license does not allow downloading. So if you want a free copy of this video for your own mashups, contact me and I'll send it by email.
"Close up eye" by Ben Mortimer Photography.
"My left retina" by martin Cathrae
Electron microscopy images from Dartmouth College (public domain) Thanks, Dartmouth!
Small molecules generated by the Gimp (marble madness plugin)
Large molecules: "eclipses" and "OBAFGKM" by fdecomite
Subatomic fractal details rendered in Apophysis, using data adapted from flames by "mutequacky" (the beautiful central image) and "kugel".
Galaxies: a combination of numerous NASA public domain images. E.g. the main Milky Way image is adapted from "cosmological masterpiece" and "Hubble snaps heavyweight" by NASA/Goddard, uploaded to their Flickr account under creative commons 2.0.
Star fields: Random stars generated in The Gimp.
Planet Earth: public domain images from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, via the Visible Earth project.
Cambodia from space: public domain images via NASA's Earth Observatory.
Angkor Watt from the air: by "jurvetson" and several photos by "oldandsolo"
Tree roots by "reibai"
Door details by "David A. Villa" and "mckaysavage"
Still images were adapted and merged in Photoshop Elements 5 and the Gimp.
Thanks for viewing!
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