(Clumsy) making of 'Household Objects'
🕑 Added 2024-11-09 11:02:01 +0000 UTCIn this Patreon video I share details on how I filmed and edited this: https://youtu.be/EiunZgkbIm4
Here's that other video about this macro setup: https://www.patreon.com/posts/how-i-made-macro-89364476
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Simon Masson
nevermind, watched the previous vid aha sorry ÷)
Simon Masson
soooo coooool !!! so nice to see thanks for all the work (i'm new) How did you call the black hole between macro lens and other lens ?
Posy
That may or may not have been inspired by Photonicinduction..
Loïc Collette (loic2665)
Baboooooom 🤣
Posy
Thank you :) Well I don't want to sell my music on more than one release (if it's not a new version), so that will probably not happen 😉 It doesn't look like I can add a playlist to the Bandcamp page, that could have been an option.
David Glover-Aoki
Such a fun watch! Have you ever considered making a compilation/soundtrack album featuring just the music you have used in your YouTube videos? I bet it would sell pretty well.
Euphoria
Thanks a ton, looks like a godox lamp is next on my shopping list
Posy
Thank you!! :) That other video is here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/how-i-made-macro-89364476 ( edit: looks like you can't click the link, but I added the link to the video description now )
Euphoria
Thank you for reigniting my passion for macro photography. I have done lots of field work with bugs and larger objects outside but I have yet to jimmy together a little studio of my own. Your coin shots and the fibrous innards of the sponges and bread would make fantastic wallpapers and wall art. You mentioned in the video about a previous video explaining your strange lens setup, I will need to try and find that!
Posy
It’s a LED film lamp, 300 watts. I’m not using full output when. The lamp is this close, as the would indeed get too hot :)
Posy
No i’m not 😁 but thank you ;)
thenewwave
posy u r so cool
Kalan
So excited to see a video on the main channel!! What’s the lamp that you are using? How is it that you don’t have problems with it melting and igniting stuff?
PatHightree
Very cool to see your pragmatic, low-fi approach!