Wow, super! What really are these motion? What does it mean??'cause I don't think fractal can be these animated object like that for motion blur do the job... Curious and beautiful!
motion blur applied to fractals produces really amazing effects, since it gives a visual indication of the different structures (based on how much they blur and therefore how fast different parts are changing). so basically, if i have as input to my fractal equations a bunch of parameters x1, x2, x3, x4 ... and so on, then i can make keyframes like (time1, x1, x2, x3, ...), (time2, x1, x2, x3 ...) etc, and interpolate between them for a given frame. averaging lots of frames into one, for example rendering 16x as many frames then mixing 16 frames into a "final frame", produces the motion blur effect.
i used to have some animations online on my website (which is now gone), but you can check out a much older experiment using this method here: [link]
You mentioned "mp3", which brought me to "music"...
I think, that was done, before, already, but I dunno, exactly:
Do you think, you could prog a fractal generator, based on a music-input?
So to say a "sound to pic converter", or something, that grows in real-time (which would be a visualizer)?
i've been meaning to do that for many years, there's actually a very natural way to do it. thanks for reminding me, it's good to keep it in mind from time to time because it really will be cool
i used to have some animations online on my website (which is now gone), but you can check out a much older experiment using this method here: [link]
You mentioned "mp3", which brought me to "music"...
I think, that was done, before, already, but I dunno, exactly:
Do you think, you could prog a fractal generator, based on a music-input?
So to say a "sound to pic converter", or something, that grows in real-time (which would be a visualizer)?
(I'm pretty sure, it's far harder, but the other way round would be cool, too^^)