Egg Time-Lapse

Egg time lapse. Watch a raw egg crystallizing over a period of 10 days and breaking like glass. Most unexpexted time-lapse I have taken so far with sony a6000, sony a7r4, 60mm laowa and 90mm sony macro lens. #time-lapse #timelapse
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[anotherperspective]

What else would you like to see in time lapse?

[recliners]

I'm glad smellovision hasn't been invented yet.

[PhotoOwl]

That's some insanely good footage!!

[MatthewVandeputte]

Loved this! I'm featuring it in my newsletter today :)

[addyad_yt]

Too much camera movement and repeating the same footage several times. Perhaps the best way to present would be to show a full timelapse at first and the show highlights at the end.

[kevinseddon]

Absolutely BRILLIANT!! How can anyone give a dislike to this?
Man, love your videos, you should have way more subscribers than this. going to send links to all my family and friends....

[juanvelasquez]

This is the real concept of macro. You're amazing 🙂

[subhranildey]

That was truly unexpected! Really felt like glass cracking.🔥❤️ And there a bubble which lasted for the whole timelapse.😉 Great job man👍 👍

[hoiyah]

What did i just see??? Crazy cool video. That breaking😱

[LanjuFotografie]

Coole Idee mit dem Ei :) Mal wieder ne schöne kreative Idee von dir !

[hbadino]

Did you try using cross polarized light and see if you can get some nice colors from the crystals?

[Henryarsenal]

What i wonder is if it were left to dry in a completely clean room, would it then regain its previous form if the moisture was reintroduced? Or are there changes happening on the molecular level?

[paulm]

Unique post, well done (pun intended)! Good music choice and closing segment to show egg transformation. Dried eggs (powder form) are sometimes used as an ingredient by food producers. BTW, I think you meant to pin your comment in place, so it doesn’t move to the bottom of the list. Home use air driers are used to preserve lots of foods — you might try foods like tomatoes and apples for future time-laps segments. Cheers.

[robertapowell]

Why do the little circles crack like that?

[adibaravshanova]

It looks like Van Gogh's 'Starry night'

[DunkelStern]

So we need smarter every day to explain the circle cracks

[Henryarsenal]

Markings....some form of Elvish, but i cant read it.

[inevitablecraftslab]

The editing is prett annoying but the experiment itself is cool

[matthiaskahl]

Great footage/timelapse but wasting food is not cool mate. 😢