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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7-iyyR-iSg

This one took probably longer to design than to render...:o

I might render the left eye images to do the stereo version.

Hope you like it!

woah! awesome production, the sound i like very much, and awesome camera pathes, a nice candidate for the competition though ;)

Liked the way this came out very much!!!     :D
And I can see why the design process was more involved than the rendering, with all that morphing going on.
 

Thanks guys for the feedback!

Wonderful morphing! There is a surprise around every corner.

wow. such a great morphing all the time and perfect camera path with no clipping. impressive lights and very diverse scenes. a masterpiece!

Very impressive video! It has made me value 3d fractals more than before.

thank you, that's also very good for having an understanding of the relations of structures in 3d fractals.

it makes me appreciate that fractals are unrelated to natural phenomena, because they don't contain physical forces that are relative to the scale of the elements, and that all matter known in nature for example stars and planetary things, are governed by gravity in how they shape themselves and by thermal and enzyme mathematics, many fractals are really from another mathematical dimension than matter from where we percieve it.

When I think of the lottery, you need to play, when animating in m3d, you'r doing so well - unbelievable. many core views would be hard to find as still-frames. I wonder what effort it takes, to show them up, when you need to go off their center...
VERY nice work! :beer:

Litterally! Thanks :)

Actually there's some clipping at one point at least :D

Happy to try to convert more hard-core 2D fractalists ;)

This is just a glimpse over the infinite possibilities of fractals. Of course fractals are related to natural phenomena, and as you suggest with gravity, there's probably much more to discover.

Indeed, keeping a steady camera path is difficult when you morph several parameters simultaneously. The object dramatically moves, and the camera position finds itself far away from where it should be. Hence the time spent re-adjusting camera position at each keyframe, and creating interpolated keyframes with re-adjusted params over overlapping sequences of 3-4 keyframes to smooth the transitions. Thanks! :)

Though I was a fan of 3-D fractals MANY years before the popularity of the MandelBulb/Box was mathematically discovered, I will always enjoy a good 2-D image.  But then again, if the rendering application is incapable of actually producing a 3-D object file, it is really not that much different than any other of the hundreds of fractal generators available.  It is still producing 2-D images.    :D    :dink:
  :stickingouttongue:
 

Well, I'm sure you've seen the great things that can be done with voxels! OK, a stack of 2D images is not a like a true 3D mesh, but not that far ;)

A proposition with wierd position and exprimation EH!
"3D fractal trip". I knew that "trip" mean a excursion only for kids.
I believe that is wrong exprimation
 :confused: :sick: