Craig Bak
Julian In Time is a short clip made from thousands of frames of JWildfire fractal flame renders and recorded as a video file.
This video is just a clip to add into a larger project that has taken over a year on and off as I get time to render frames.
Depending on the quality, the rendering can take from just a few seconds to days for some larger high quality renders, but those renders take a toll on your PC over time!
I am happy to answer questions if you are interested in finding out how to get started in creating Fractal Art and my good friend and fellow Fractal Artist, WoodyWood143 is a keen instructor if asked nicely!
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© 2017 Craig Bak
This is incridiable!
Wow this is incredible!
Super amazing, Craig… especially when I think about the amount of work that’s gone into it! Plus the risk to the computer!! A small suggestion, if I may – some music would definitely make it even more fabulous! 😀
I agree about the music AC Khoo, the only reason it doesn’t have a music track is being part of a bigger project. But should have it all the same!
Thank you ?
Ahaaa…. And I saw this before the other vids… Those had – super cool
Thank you, hope to get the bigger project finished soon (this year – lol), but lots of interruptions.
Will post it here when I do finish it!
I agree, this is awesome!
Thanks very much!
An amazing creation.
Thank you very much!
Thanks very much Denny, hope the final outcome of the whole video is as good!
How cool this is
Thank you so much Denny, glad you like it!
Thats awesome
Thank you very much Bro!
Once I get a water cooler on my PC im going to try a few more animations myself. Im just real leary about those high temps my processor reaches when I try. I usually abort at a certain temp. Bryce is not to bad, but MB3D you can watch the Temps creep right up. Even just when rendering larger size images.
I know what you mean about the temperature of the CPU and needing to cool it down! I am getting a temperature of about just over 50° C when maxed out on heavy renders!
Radiator units work good for gamers, so my son tells me, he built a PC a couple of years ago for someone with a radiator unit and it works good apparently.
No reason to believe they wouldn’t be good for us artists.