Amazing rendering!! thank you so much for the effort!!! you are incredible!

@MathsTown

7 жыл бұрын

You're most welcome!

@MathsTown

6 жыл бұрын

I've recently had some questions about your technique for finding locations that do not spiral. I'm sure the viewers would value any information you wish to share.

This is so mesmerizing! Still hard for me to grasp how so much complexity and beauty can arise from such a simple equation. Thanks for sharing!

Perfect colour schemes!

Awesome! Thx for coordinates!

Mesmerizing!

Great colors and location!

Hi my friend! Do you remember me? I asked you to do this location in this video. I'm here 5 years after. I discovered a new amazing way to do animations with Mandelbrot and uncover new great patterns. But I'm not very good at creating it. I want to know if you could help me somehow

Congratulations. Amazing, you are an artist.

@nielsdaemen

4 жыл бұрын

The underlying math is the real artist here.

Very nice!

Again: Just Epic. Thank You! It's fascinating to watch how every color on your palette has his own grand stage at several points of the performance. Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome on our show tonight: The Ocean of the Southern Turqois! The Big Yellow lemon heaven today fading into pure white! Let's welcome and give a warm applause to The Blue-black eternity! And last but not least: The Famous Red/orange inferno! One hopefully not too dumb question: Is there any pre-determination of the color palette you seek for or does it just come out by chance? Did you decide here to have a range from "red to lemon" and another one from "blue to turqois" for instance? I only ask IF it's determined, please don't try to explain HOW because I'm a total math dummy.

Eye of the universe

shit man , this is nice, i watched your other ones in one sitting on fullscreen, your vision does some pretty weird stuff afterwards hahaha. also i'm sorry but i put on stoner metal. even though the classical music was fine too but the visuals had me . good job and i'm subbing too, KEEP EM COMING

@MathsTown

7 жыл бұрын

haha, thanks for the comments. Yes, they make my eyes a little crazy too. Music is a matter of personal taste, I'd encourage you to play up your own with the visuals. I use classical because it is quite 'generic' (and freely available).

The wonderful symmetrical formations which are always variating is truly the representation of infinity. The music is fully uneventful for this phenomena. I find the guitar playing relaxing but the series of pictorial wonders ask for symmetrical music of a various source. Listen to Messiaen along with the images of Mandelbrot's fractal geometry. This event is better than magic mushrooms. To two together should have for sheer beauty a danger sign.

... as in ones emotions. 🌚 Wondering .... is the music from movie soundtrack “ POLLOCK” ?

Why not zoom on until the minibrot wich is in the center of every semetrical patern?

I would love to render something like this for myself. I've seen what FFMPEG can do, but how did you render with those colors? If you don't mind me asking

@MathsTown

5 жыл бұрын

The software is called Kalles Fraktaler. It is free.

@SarahC2

Жыл бұрын

@@MathsTown I wonder if it out-performs FractalX64? Ah, no...... glitches and things. FractalX64 is much faster!

Superior coordinate selection and direction. I observed a nice human fetus at one point. Thanks for posting.

@MathsTown

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks! and you're welcome.

Thanks for another great video. when i enter the location into Kalles Fractaler I get a blank screen. In the early 80s I read an article in Scientic America and wrote a BASIC program on a BBC micro, things have moved on since then... I have zoomed in to e4023 I have followed your tutorial and have selected store zoom-out images - it has taken 123 hours and it still appears to be calculating the first image - does this seem normal . At the bottom of the image I have: 6% R: 100% G:0% A:4% which has not change in quite some time. the next is Zoom 3.68e4023 T:123:19:xx:yy (this is still keeping time) and then I:556498446 S:0.360079 (not sure what this section is? anyway, if you have time to respond that would be great.

@MathsTown

3 жыл бұрын

Did you adjust the iteration count after entering the location? How fast is your PC? E4000 would be very slow!! Render time grows exponentially as you get deeper. It seems you are 6% through the first frame.

It "almost never spirals"? What does that mean?

icy hot fractal

I'm not sure if this is the finest rendering of Mandelbrot out there, but the choice of music certainly is. The other renderings appear to feature either boring classical, or moronic techno. A genuinely fine choice in a universe of dull and mediocre!

@ttd972

7 жыл бұрын

You should give boring old classical another chance, there really is some great stuff out there

@GrubbySalad

7 жыл бұрын

and also "moronic" techno!

@johannesbusch8161

5 жыл бұрын

Switch off, that's my decision normally. But here the music fits perfectly. For me baroque music equals best. And of course J.S.Bach first: the Goldberg Variations, the Sonatas and Partitas for solo violin, the Cello sonatas and - kind of hardcore but great - the Art of the Fugue. For easy listening the Brandenburg Concertos same as Handel's Organ Concertos and Domenico Scarlatti's Keyboard Sonatas. And and and... lots of stuff out there.

How do you go so deep?

@MathsTown

6 жыл бұрын

I use a program called Kalles Fraktaler. It has been optimised for deep zooming. It takes a long time to render the video.

@BaddeJimme

6 жыл бұрын

There is a clever math trick that was introduced in SuperFractalThing. See this pdf: www.superfractalthing.co.nf/sft_maths.pdf

why is it that no matter where u zoom it seems to be zooming in the center of something

@charleswidmore5458

5 жыл бұрын

Because when you are staring at infinity every point is the center.

Why doesn't it spiral?

@nielsdaemen

4 жыл бұрын

Because Math

Minibrot in end? No, don't hear.

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Awesome. Would you consider rendering this location? re -0.10548132570695189146684039985370879737702954359892490058666635688051019461735068493312373269614656952549 im 0.92319413372518057366069229171976260202640841849563857375456809669619793298693147465441834207813126031221 1.98929294563E87

@MathsTown

7 жыл бұрын

OK, I'll give it a try!

@MathsTown

7 жыл бұрын

Done: kzread.info/dash/bejne/p2uMvKOcZ8uXZ7g.html The result is beautiful! Thank-you for the suggestion.

@ttd972

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@bslifka9572

6 жыл бұрын

This one is really special ! Thank you !!