Mandelbrot Hard Iterative zoom 2^180. 100,000,000 iterations in 4K quality!!!

[SeryZone]

Well, that's was a bug? ;-)

[Botond Kósa]

It's a bug that should actually be masked by the automatic glitch corrections, and in the latest version it is.

[Chillheimer]

so, I've done my first longer zoom with your settings (and kalles movie maker)
And I'm wondering how many terabytes of free hd you have.
I did a 7:30 movie with 3840*2160. Uncompressed it resulted in 360gb! (then 2*aa in virtual dub and compress with your settings in ffmpeg down to 550mb, looking great.. cool! thx again for sharing )

But if I calculate correctly, for a 4k movie with 2*aa in 180fps you would need... 8,6 Terabyte!
this can't be correct...
where is the mistake in my calculation?

[SeryZone]

Anti-Aliasing is infinity. It reuse every frame. And, about 360Gb you are right. I use Lagarith Lossless Codec for first encoding. Why use 180fps? 60fps is a normal and looks amazing smooth!

Here is calcs.
3840x2160 .BMP image Have an 33,181,696 bytes size.
Video have ~23000 frames.
.BMP sequence must have: 33,181,696*23000 = 763,179,008,000 bytes / (2^30) = 710.765838623046875 GigaBytes.
BUT:
1) I used more than 50000 frames before montage.
2) I love .PNG format: image size is smallest without losses!
3) I had just 750GB of free disk space.