Did you use a bailout of 2 for artistic effect?
A bailout of 4 would give a completely smooth blend of colours.
That's in the advanced settings dialog, Overflow Point.
The slowdown at the end appears to be by video manipulation?
You can achieve the same thing much smoother by creating a filename.fxz.config text file in the movies folder.
Then clicking the 'Custom Zoom' tick box in the 'save as avi' dialog.
Bruce Dawson explains the use on his blog
http://randomascii.wordpress.com/2011/12/14/fractal-extreme-new-versionbetter-zoom-movies/An example of how I've used its is below
setZoomLevel = 0.0
zoomspeed =0, fromzoom=0, tozoom=0
holdtime=1
zoomspeed = 1.6, fromzoom=1, tozoom=2
zoomspeed = 1.2, fromzoom=128, tozoom=129
zoomspeed = 0.8, fromzoom=183, tozoom=184
zoomspeed = 0, fromzoom=185, tozoom=185
holdtime = 1
I assume a zoom speed of 1 means 1 zoom per second.
You may be able to set the fromzoom and tozoom to the same number.
That way you've created 'way-points' to tell Fractal Extreme what speed to be at a certain zoom level.
Fractal Extreme will gradually interpolate the zoom speed between these fixed points, giving an
almost imperceptible slow down.
January 31, 2011, 12:36:46 AM
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