Yousef Shashtari Team First Video – Epsilon 5
Yousef Shashtari Team First Video – Epsilon 5
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33 Comments. Leave new
I like the idea of having different colors of light to help showcase the flow.
I love this effect. You can see the flow well and the colors make it so much more interesting to look at. Great idea of mixing art with the physics of the smoke from a candle.
Great work! the color came out beautifully
I like how it is single images from a video, as opposed to a slow motion video. It is a nice change of pace.
I like how you lingered on the single clip. I forgot that we made a clip that long! Go Team!
I loved how this video was one plume of smoke from start to finish and not a bunch of clips out together. Or at least you did a really good job it making it seem that way.
Pacing and imagery of the video are outstanding.
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The flow and colors are beautiful to watch. I really like the music as well. It is so calming. I wonder what it would look like if you slowed it down even more?
Just beautiful! great work
Like your teammates, I like the impact of the different music and speed on how the flow is perceived. This video has a very relaxed feel, which is enhanced by the slow motion, and the physics are clearly visible.
I like the way the music fades out at the end, I think you should try and get the video to fade to black as well instead of just cutting it off mid image.
The blue tones in this one are great, it has a much cooler feel than the other videos.
The colors in this video are very beautiful. The idea to slow down the video to half speed was a good choice. Also, good selection in music behind the video to give it an ominous feel. Well done!
This one was more ‘flowy’ than the others which the music compliments well. The liked the last piano note to end on.
Very peaceful music, think the only thing is I wish it was a bit longer! Very interesting flow being shown though, very minimal and easy on the eyes!
Nice choice of music and slowmo together.
Similarly to the other videos, I think the slower pace and relaxing music fits the laid back tempo of the flow.
Effective visualization. The flow is perfectly captured.
There’s so much smoke, I thought a candle would make less. There are many lovely instabilities captured.
Gorgeous. This feels more melancholic than the other pieces, and the focus on blue is really nice. So well done!
As with the other three, this is such a beautiful idea. I like that the smoke on this one fills the screen more than the other three.
The color of the smoke and the pacing of the video worked really well with the tranquil, melancholic piece playing in the background.
I like all of these videos, the smoke illuminated by the projector just looks so cool! Good choice in music and I like how you slowed the video down. It’s less dizzying to watch with a slower video.
I like the music, great fluid flow and I like the slow motion. Overall very well done.
Very interesting flow. The colors were cool, but the video was pretty short.
nice video. great coloring of the smoke, nice choice of editing using slow motion.
This is a very peaceful video, I like the colors from the projector. It is very satisfying, and very beautiful.
Love the slow feel to the music, very melodic. The design choices were nice,.
I really like the different rainbows that form in the candle smoke. This excellent visualization of smoke. I really like the music choice and the slowing of the video. Very interesting overall!
This is a really peaceful video. The music flows well with the different colored smoke. It is very appealing to look at and the physics of the flow are very visible. Great video!
The flow looks like it was just a bit sped up which adds to the effect of the flow. Beautiful colors
Very beautiful video, I like the flow and color, very satisfying. Great work!