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This review will not be very professional...

Sorry.

First - an over all rating - Excellent!

Next a bit of what to expect - Lots of the shiniest, nicest rendered, fractals I've ever seen.  Dizzying Camera spins around hypnotic patterns were almost too much while drunk! (It was New Year's Eve...)

The animation was splendid with both morphing shapes and colors, combined with more great camera movement.

I was especially impressed with one sequence where a deep dive was done slowly, then it pulled out fast, the fractal morphed, and the dive began again...  only to rise out quickly in the same way and repeat the  process several times.

Quite wonderful.

The music was actually Pleasant!  I say that as if I am surprised because I mostly like jazz, classical, and other quiet stuff.  Very little electronic music appeals to me.

This did.

That makes it special!

I'm very impressed and think that those of us who can afford to buy this DVD just spend the money and get  it!

It is a Wonderful Experience.

I shall use this for background while creating!

Thanks again!!

Sorry, Sockratease - I meant to reply soon after you posted your comments. 

I'm glad you enjoyed biocursion.  Feedback like yours proves the time spent producing the dvd was more than worth it.  I'd like to make another - but that will have to wait until PCs are 6-8 times faster than they are now (and that's just to render at 1080p..).

regards,

Eric

Eric Bigas wrote:
>
>    Scott Draves .... gives people a free screensaver....  Behind the scenes, the
>    screensaver is rendering HD flames on the user's computer.  ...they get
>    uploaded to Draves' server.  He .... sells it for $4000 to companies like Google
>    as an art installation.  ....he's got other people doing it for him for free.

I hear about stories like this all the time which go on in third-world nations, where people are being used to do the work so someone else can make loads of money off of them.