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WaveSlice
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12. WaveSlice
2 months ago
I'm intrigued by slitscan photography and other visual/temporal shenanigans. I'm especially interested in some of the 'video slicing' techniques I have seen and wanted to try it out for myself. Never could find any suitable software - so I gave up looking and wrote my own tool using Processing. :)
This video is a compilation of my initial experiments, using my own nature videos as source files. Love the abstract, moving shapes and colors - especially the way the ocean waves are transformed, yet still recognizable.
Each frame of the video is a horizontal stack of a 1 pixel, vertical slices of a video image. The left of the frame is the beginning of the video clip, the right side is the end. The animation effect is created by moving the location of the vertical slice from the left of the original video frame to the right. In effect, swapping time and space. :)
The music is by a group called Rare Silk who created some amazing jazz-fusion vocals in the 80s.
This video is a compilation of my initial experiments, using my own nature videos as source files. Love the abstract, moving shapes and colors - especially the way the ocean waves are transformed, yet still recognizable.
Each frame of the video is a horizontal stack of a 1 pixel, vertical slices of a video image. The left of the frame is the beginning of the video clip, the right side is the end. The animation effect is created by moving the location of the vertical slice from the left of the original video frame to the right. In effect, swapping time and space. :)
The music is by a group called Rare Silk who created some amazing jazz-fusion vocals in the 80s.
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At first it looks like a bunch of regular shore waves,... then you notice how... they roll in the weirdest ways possible!
Some other things were harder to make out, but nice too see!
I've added this great piece to the Psychedelic Soda channel
cheers,
Unfortunately this is at the full rendered resolution. The script is slow and really bogs down with higher rez scripts. Now that I have the hang of it I will def try some higher quality renders, tho.
flickr.com/photos/ganar/2462469731/in/set-72157600955553269/
Here is the source code, along with a sample Quicktime movie so that you can get a feel for how the thing works.
shiny-life.com/dl/VideoSlice_Release1.zip
and a copy of just the sketch file for those that don't want the video:
shiny-life.com/dl/VideoSlice_Release1.pde
Have fun experimenting. If anyone knows of a way to speed up the rendering, I'd love to hear about it. :)
vimeo.com/user669952/videos
I'm using demo captures (from demoscene stuff) as the source video there. It's made in quartz composer, hardware accelerated, but still incredibly slow (typically less than 1fps for a 640x480 render).