Vape poured from a cup onto a Nikon Lens.
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16 Comments. Leave new
Really nice motion! The colors add to the mood of the flow and overall the framing with the residual smoke deepens the scene.
Nice curve and vortex fact is sharply captured in this vedio. The musice improves the gracful sense of the work. NIce work
How did you get the lighting to be purple? It looks great, and the depiction of the smoke flow is great. It’s in focus and crisp. The music makes me feel like I’m on drugs in a basement but the visuals are very fun.
Sweet editing, very artistic shot! You got some interesting physics but was there a particular effect you were shooting for?
Cool use of a Juul. I really like the colors involved. Seeing the different ways the vapor rebounds off of the lens are really interesting. Cool physics going on with the mirror vortex going on. Great video.
This is really cool. I’m a big fan of slow mo, and it’s really cool to see how the vapor moves through the air. The colors and background create a great aesthetic, like a Hot Sugar music video.
The motion is very smooth and the vibrance makes it fun to watch. It shows the interactions between the vapor and the camera lens well, the curls of vapor are interesting. Did you try pouring it on a different surface to reduce distractions from the flow?
I love the purple color in this. The spirals are very interesting , and the way this video is taken makes it seem extra exciting. I love the laminar jet impinging on the surface. Wonderful fluid dynamics right there.
Great job matching the music with the fluid flow in this image. Why did you decide to flow the smoke over a camera lens? Was there an artistic intent there? Great colors and use of contrast in your setup. The lighting and panning in the shot is exceptional.
I like the artistic intent here. The music and lighting give it a unique feeling
Nice video editing. I like the purple color. The dynamic of the flow well present. Very cool!
I really like how sharp this video looks. The purple contrast looks amazing, and the lens gives the viewer something to focus on
This is a cool! Why did you choose a camera lens instead of something else? It looks awesome, just curious.
this video was sweet! I enjoyed how the thick vapor clouds rise and the pillow over the humidifier. the lighting also helped me enjoy the video a lot better too.
Like the purple coloring really adds an intense dark feel to the image. Why did you use a lens and not a smoother object? Very cool visualization of the vape flow
Like the editing of the photo and the usage of the purple light. Adds an almost Erie effect to the video. Has a dark and depressing feel.