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31. DIY Force Sensitive Resistor

by Kyle McDonald

1 year ago

30. Nandhopper

by Kyle McDonald

1 year ago

29. Nandhopper (prototype)

by Kyle McDonald

1 year ago

28. Ferrogoo

by Kyle McDonald

1 year ago

27. Freespace 2d Controller

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

26. The Plastic Arts

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

25. Poemes and Phonemes

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

24. Audio Graffiti

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

23. Fontback

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

22. Musique du Vent

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

21. Wireless Power

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

20. MITERS Glove

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

19. I Eat Beats

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

18. Making Korma

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

17. Blowing Tape

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

16. Beatboxing

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

15. GZ Claymation

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

14. Theremug

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

13. The Bells Play The Band

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

12. Troy Night Ambient Lapse

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

11. Immigrants

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

10. Bike to Radioshack

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

9. Coronado to Imperial Beach

by Kyle McDonald

2 years ago

8. O'Hare Ambient Lapse

by Kyle McDonald

3 years ago

7. Chicago to Rockford

by Kyle McDonald

3 years ago

6. Video Reverb

by Kyle McDonald

3 years ago

5. Ambient Lapse Around Troy

by Kyle McDonald

3 years ago

Korma ambient lapse using a simplified Jitter patch.

I started recording right before I sautéed the onions, so there's a "pause" at the beginning.

I don't have the right drivers installed for my webcam, so the auto exposure kills the brights a bit.

And, most importantly, it's really tasty!

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AdamPellinDeeve 2 years ago

At this speed you can see the ingredients melting into each other. And the lens didn't steam up!

What does a Jitter patch do? Is it simply for capturing time-lapse?
Kyle McDonald 2 years ago

Surprisingly, it didn't steam up. The camera was right next to the fan, which is why it worked (I think).

Jitter patches are generally used for real-time video processing. cycling74.com/products/jitter
sesotek 2 years ago

very nice. i like the textures and the ultra-quick melting-motions
Matthias 1 year ago

what is the patch like? Include any jit.wake in there?
Kyle McDonald 1 year ago

No jit.wake in this patch. The patch averages frames over a small period of time (say, 30 frames over 1 second) and then saves that average as one frame to an output video. Other versions of "ambient lapse" allow for these output frames to overlap in time, that's why I say this one is "simplified". See here for more: rpi.edu/~mcdonk/AmbientLapse