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- Mr_SpudI kept expecting the circle to morph into a coinI kept expecting the circle to morph into a coin
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- I might've taken the idea of anime-ting axial lighting too farI might've taken the idea of anime-ting axial lighting too far7 Comments 0 Shares 551 Views 33Commenting is disabled.
- I made this by playing the video at 1/4 speed, taking 4 photos/s. ~5000 photos, its not a fast process. Not enough light from a phone screen to record video directly. I've experimented with using a projector in the past but the contrast wasn't good enough on the one I have.I made this by playing the video at 1/4 speed, taking 4 photos/s. ~5000 photos, its not a fast process. Not enough light from a phone screen to record video directly. I've experimented with using a projector in the past but the contrast wasn't good enough on the one I have.
- I'm open to suggestions on other music videos / animations to try this with. I'm in the process of programming my LED grid for axial lighting so its fun to see what kinds of animations are visually compelling and numismatically useful.I'm open to suggestions on other music videos / animations to try this with. I'm in the process of programming my LED grid for axial lighting so its fun to see what kinds of animations are visually compelling and numismatically useful.
- FriendlyEagle7 well u could always do P Floyd MONEY[FriendlyEagle7] well u could always do P Floyd MONEY
- Or voltronOr voltron
- Absurdum58 drop links to specific videos - its more about the visuals than the music[Absurdum58] drop links to specific videos - its more about the visuals than the music
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- To be Honest the quarter looked like a disco ball next to whatever I was watchingTo be Honest the quarter looked like a disco ball next to whatever I was watching ✌️
- Absurdum58 its the opening animation to an anime convention in the early 1980s. The animators would go on to found Gainax, one of the most influential studios. Creators of Evangelion.[Absurdum58] its the opening animation to an anime convention in the early 1980s. The animators would go on to found Gainax, one of the most influential studios. Creators of Evangelion.
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- ChatGPT however cannot understand the concept of a camera pointed downward or 45d angled glass for axial light. I'm still prototyping so my setup is a mess and don't want to post pics of it yet. I did show CGPT though but it didn't seem to help its ability to illustrate it.
ChatGPT however cannot understand the concept of a camera pointed downward or 45d angled glass for axial light. I'm still prototyping so my setup is a mess and don't want to post pics of it yet. I did show CGPT though but it didn't seem to help its ability to illustrate it.- FriendlyEagle7 how come it doesn’t have Axl rose, holding the camera[FriendlyEagle7] how come it doesn’t have Axl rose, holding the camera
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- chatGPT is really good at writing code now! I didn't have to write a line to do the animations on this LED grid.
Before I've used a typical lamp for axial lighting and a lamp hanging from the ceiling that spins in a circle for the moving light. The idea with the grid is to also animate the axial light. Unfortunately RGB LEDs can't be color matched to full spectrum light, so I'm waiting for a different LEDs to arrive to post results. I might post some in greyscale in the meantime but I'm curious what kinds of animations y'all think I should try.chatGPT is really good at writing code now! I didn't have to write a line to do the animations on this LED grid. Before I've used a typical lamp for axial lighting and a lamp hanging from the ceiling that spins in a circle for the moving light. The idea with the grid is to also animate the axial light. Unfortunately RGB LEDs can't be color matched to full spectrum light, so I'm waiting for a different LEDs to arrive to post results. I might post some in greyscale in the meantime but I'm curious what kinds of animations y'all think I should try.
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- With the coin videos below I was attempting to improve on the methods I’d seen others using. Soon I’ll show you something I’ve never seen anyone do before.
https://youtu.be/jyqS4IS7h8Y?si=Nu0fgEjyfmSABLDsWith the coin videos below I was attempting to improve on the methods I’d seen others using. Soon I’ll show you something I’ve never seen anyone do before. https://youtu.be/jyqS4IS7h8Y?si=Nu0fgEjyfmSABLDs0 Comments 0 Shares 597 Views - 1965 SMS Jefferson Nickel
PCGS has TrueView
NGC has PhotoVision Plus
Stacks has Coins In Motion
HA has 360
DLRC has NuTilt
looking for suggestions on what to call these, the sillier/memier the better for a proprietary name. I’m thinking “Cartwheels”
But what should we call this generically?
1965 SMS Jefferson Nickel PCGS has TrueView NGC has PhotoVision Plus Stacks has Coins In Motion HA has 360 DLRC has NuTilt looking for suggestions on what to call these, the sillier/memier the better for a proprietary name. I’m thinking “Cartwheels” But what should we call this generically?16 Comments 0 Shares 850 Views 52Commenting is disabled.- If I understand correctly, your point of product differentiation is that instead of rotating the coin itself, you're attempting to hold the coin static and produce an animation where you're rotating the light source itself. Is that correct?
My first few suggestions are more corporate-sounding versions. The last one is more on the silly end of things because you asked for that as well.
1. Luminosity In Gated High Travel
(Yes it's a little verbose, but notice that the acronym for it strategically works out to be: "LIGHT").
2. Color Object Intensity Navigation
(The acronym for it strategically works out to be: "COIN")
3. The Luster Buster 3000If I understand correctly, your point of product differentiation is that instead of rotating the coin itself, you're attempting to hold the coin static and produce an animation where you're rotating the light source itself. Is that correct? My first few suggestions are more corporate-sounding versions. The last one is more on the silly end of things because you asked for that as well. 1. Luminosity In Gated High Travel (Yes it's a little verbose, but notice that the acronym for it strategically works out to be: "LIGHT"). 2. Color Object Intensity Navigation (The acronym for it strategically works out to be: "COIN") 3. The Luster Buster 3000View previous replies- Tony I've been thinking about something like this with a turntable, but same problem as before, macro lenses have a shallow depth of field. I don't think thats coin photography, I think thats CGI[Tony] I've been thinking about something like this with a turntable, but same problem as before, macro lenses have a shallow depth of field. I don't think thats coin photography, I think thats CGI
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- Tony here's an example of depth of field - you can close aperature and make the out of focus parts better but then what is in focus loses sharpness and you need more exposure time for each photo because your aperature is smaller[Tony] here's an example of depth of field - you can close aperature and make the out of focus parts better but then what is in focus loses sharpness and you need more exposure time for each photo because your aperature is smaller
- FriendlyEagle7: Yes, I understand that. But sometimes photographers use focus stacking.[FriendlyEagle7]: Yes, I understand that. But sometimes photographers use focus stacking.
- Tony focus stacking is neat but if you had to do focus stacking for each frame in the video it would take far too much time for each coin / limit the service to coins worth $>10k where such an expense is justified[Tony] focus stacking is neat but if you had to do focus stacking for each frame in the video it would take far too much time for each coin / limit the service to coins worth $>10k where such an expense is justified
- FriendlyEagle7: You're exactly right.[FriendlyEagle7]: You're exactly right.
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- However i did watch what you posted in discord earlier.However i did watch what you posted in discord earlier.
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- SilverAge3 youtube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7Vl0V66U20[SilverAge3] youtube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7Vl0V66U20
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- Is that cameo or starred.Is that cameo or starred.
- PandG no, it graded 67. Think I should resubmit it?[PandG] no, it graded 67. Think I should resubmit it?
- FriendlyEagle7 uh well I was asking because I had one cameo that looked way less mirrored than that so it’s your call[FriendlyEagle7] uh well I was asking because I had one cameo that looked way less mirrored than that so it’s your call
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- FriendlyEagle7 oh and the one I had was a 1967 dime graded MS68 cameo[FriendlyEagle7] oh and the one I had was a 1967 dime graded MS68 cameo
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- nice one i like this format the best with both sides visible at the same time, kinda like a video GreatPhoto / TV / PV+.nice one i like this format the best with both sides visible at the same time, kinda like a video GreatPhoto / TV / PV+.
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- Anyone recognize what this is overstruck on?Anyone recognize what this is overstruck on?1 Comments 0 Shares 367 Views 18Commenting is disabled.
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- More random tokens to show off the photography. Does anyone recognize the undertype on the Israeli overstrike?
https://youtu.be/dCjXApohMWo?si=pAoXORGTlyYlAX9l0 Comments 0 Shares 482 Views - More random tokens to show off the photography. Does anyone recognize the undertype on the Israeli overstrike?
https://youtu.be/dCjXApohMWo?si=pAoXORGTlyYlAX9l0 Comments 0 Shares 297 Views - More random tokens to show off the photography. Does anyone recognize the undertype on the Israeli overstrike?
https://youtu.be/dCjXApohMWo?si=pAoXORGTlyYlAX9lMore random tokens to show off the photography. Does anyone recognize the undertype on the Israeli overstrike? https://youtu.be/dCjXApohMWo?si=pAoXORGTlyYlAX9l0 Comments 2 Shares 1201 Views - Guess the grade! Do you prefer the slow pan across the coin or the static close up better?2 Comments 0 Shares 730 Views 24Commenting is disabled.
- Nice video! I like how the moving lights really show the cartwheel. That’s one thing that I miss seeing in static images.
I prefer the slow pan to the static closeup. Also, when it jumps from one lighting setup to another it’s kind of jarring. Maybe there’s a way to fade, or somehow smoothly transition?Nice video! I like how the moving lights really show the cartwheel. That’s one thing that I miss seeing in static images. I prefer the slow pan to the static closeup. Also, when it jumps from one lighting setup to another it’s kind of jarring. Maybe there’s a way to fade, or somehow smoothly transition?- steve Yes, I'm learning video editing. Next one I'll post will have nice transitions. Also occured to me if I want to show the same sequence multiple times to just reverse it so the light doesn't jump.
The only nice thing about the static close up is if you're on YouTube's mobile app you can pinch zoom into an area like if you're looking at a DDO/RPM.
VLC Media player on windows also has a feature like this, and for viewing photos I like Pictureflect Photo viewer because you can zoom in and when you jump between photos with the arrow keys or play a slideshow it keeps that zoom. Very useful for comparing two different coins if you make sure the photos are aligned.
There's just something about motion though that our brains really like to fixate on.[steve] Yes, I'm learning video editing. Next one I'll post will have nice transitions. Also occured to me if I want to show the same sequence multiple times to just reverse it so the light doesn't jump. The only nice thing about the static close up is if you're on YouTube's mobile app you can pinch zoom into an area like if you're looking at a DDO/RPM. VLC Media player on windows also has a feature like this, and for viewing photos I like Pictureflect Photo viewer because you can zoom in and when you jump between photos with the arrow keys or play a slideshow it keeps that zoom. Very useful for comparing two different coins if you make sure the photos are aligned. There's just something about motion though that our brains really like to fixate on. -
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