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Check out my lenticular tutorial on my second channel
• how to make a lenticul...
Huge thank you to 3DMasterkit for the software!
You can check it out for yourself at triaxes.com/3d...
Some awesome lenticular resources
• Everything from Michael Brown's channel / @michaelbrownartist
• triaxes.com/ar...
• triaxes.com/ar...
• • How to make lenticular...
• forward-optics...
Music
23:59 (String Version) - A. Blomqvist
Deadly Illusions - Tribal Blood
Infinite feat. boda - Judah Earl
Building Blocks - Jo Blankenburg
Dark Travels - Alistair Sung
Marvel - Ryan Taubert
Keep Moving - Makeup and Vanity Set
Vespertine - Jo Blankenburg
TGIF - Kye Kye
Holographic Images You Can Print THE MOVIE. This was sick man! This must have taken lots and lots of hours, great job!
a lot of hours 😂 Thank you so much though, you’re too kind!!!
@@sam-beige Also I got mindblown by showcasing the cards by throwing them down the stairs. That's so creative. I really appreciate the cinematography and smart storytelling. Especially when you sat at the computer and instead of telling you just told the story with facial expression. I'm a big nerd when it comes to this haha
Aw thanks so much!! Yeah the stair sequence was really fun to create. And definitely hoping to continue to do more storytelling like that!
The person trapped behind glass was the coolest design.
The part where you threw them and showed them in the air in slow-mo is insane!
Thank you so much!!!
@@sam-beige I would watch a short on how you made this shot
The quality of this video is insane
And another thing: You have no idea how inspiring your channel is for me. It rekindles a childlike joy of experimenting and trying things out in me. As a child and teenager, I (like you) melted and manipulated Polaroids just to see the effects. I spent entire summers building the "perfect soapbox car" and scavenging junk dealers and bulk trash, crafting 3D pop-up cards, trying to recreate PEZ dispensers in large scale (which failed ;), designing furniture from discarded materials, and so on. I even planned a stop motion movie with Barbie dolls. Finding your channel was like a Christmas gift to me, and it motivates me to awaken my "inner child." It's never too late for that ;) THANK YOU!
That is so amazing, you made my day!! I have always loved doing projects like that, and this channel was definitely a realization that maybe there are other people out there who would enjoy my silly ideas haha. I think the TH-cam algorithm is still trying to figure out my channel and I’ll probably start focusing in on one specific niche (at least for now so I can focus on growing and making videos). But long term I love the idea of continuing to do those experimental and creative projects!
Well that was just unnecessarily cinematic. Bro didn't need to flex that hard
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This video was unreal. I wanted to learn about lenticular printing, and instead ended up watching a cinematic masterpiece. Thrilling watch from start to finish.
Thank you so much!! I loved making this video, so glad you enjoyed it 😄
YOU HARDLY POST BUT WHEN YOU DO ITS ALWAYS SICK YOUR VIDS ARE SO HIGH QUALITY LOVE YOU MAN❤STAY ON THAT GRIND😤💪🏼
Thank you so so much!!! I know, I’m trying to figure out my project and video workflow (it’s a mess sometimes) but I’m really hoping to make videos more often 🤞
first video was fascinating, can't wait to see through this
WHY ARE YOU SO UNDERRATED???
WHATTT
Dude, this video is amazing. I really like the shots and the whole editing style! You definitely deserve more attention. Great job! ^-^
Much appreciated, that really means a lot!!! I love doing more of the cinematic stuff, so that’s definitely the direction I want to keep going 😊
Glad you're back on TH-cam 😮🔥
Thank you so much!! I’ve been trying to figure out a plan for making videos a little more reliably going forward so hopefully I can keep it going🤞
me too 😅@@sam-beige
This is just the thing I was looking for! Thank you for putting in the hard work: I'm so thankful for this channel!
Thanks! That makes me so happy!! 😊
This is so good! you deserve way more views. xx👏
This was Spectacular (not to be confused with lenticular)! Totally subscribed--- can't wait to see what else you made. This was so helpful and informative... I've wanted to make lenticulars since I was a kid... and just ran across someone else with the same dream... so... research started today-- this was so well made and informative! Thanks!
The production quality of this video was on another level, it was like watching a movie. Hats off to you, Sam!
Haha you’re too kind! Thank you so much!! 😄
@sam-beige Thank you 😀 But seriously, your work is exceptional and inspirational.
Depth map. Really?... Can't wait. Subscribed and now waiting more of this from you. Great work!!! Love it. Keep up the great work😉👍
Danm yeah! So cool thing, even after i was interested in it, its still interesting! Thanks fo video!
Thanks so much! Yeah it was fun to revisit it one last time 😊
Your videos are insanely good - the storytelling, editing, music, and well, your projects are unique and outstanding. Every single part is so well done. Extremely underrated channel. Hopefully, the TH-cam algorithm will boost you. Even though I've subscribed, I don't get notifications for your new content. Please keep it up, don't get discouraged - time will work in your favor ;)
Finally what I was waiting for!
So good, I love the cinematography you did for this video, very cinematic!
That really means a lot!! Yeah I love doing the cinematic stuff, hoping I can keep adding it to each video!
That shot of you throwing up the 3d car print was insane!
Thank you so much!! That was a really fun shot to do
Dude thats amazing!!
Im so inspired right now, thank you❤
That makes me so happy, thank you so much!!
Love your lenticular series :)
Can you please share a guide or resource on how to make a lenticular from a single image?
Thank you so much!
Yeah these were my main two resources I used to first create a depth map for the painting in photoshop:
th-cam.com/video/JvJkEg5BT9E/w-d-xo.html
And then add the layers to 3DMasterKit using this guide:
triaxes.com/articles/2d-3d-conversion/
Unfortunately there was still a lot of trial and error I had to do, that I decided to leave out for the sake of the time. But if you already know how to make lenticular prints, it's just a matter of cleaning up the depth map and getting the layers situated in a way that looks best. Let me know if you have any questions!
My god these look so great! Thank you for making another video!
Thank you so much!!!
This was great thank you
Great video I love how you throw the pictures up in the air to show them and a idea I came up with that if you want could do is either try making like Gordon Ramsay dishes or make a little farm. Anyways great video 10/10
Thanks!! Yeah it’s a little hard to show the effect on camera, but that at least does the trick a little more 😆 And those are fun ideas!
To optimise your 3d rendering, make sure you are using GPU, reduce the samples, and use a better denoising algorithm. Alternatively you can use high quality raster rendering instead so it doesn't take so long, but simulated lighting shaders might not be as good as path tracing + global illumination
Just because a program looks old doesn't mean it's actually old, it just depends on what GUI library they are using.
God damn thats amazing
Thank you so much!
amazing work!!
Thanks a lot!
There used to be a company called rabbitholes that printed real holograms using integral holography. But I've always wondered if a high lpi lenticular or microlens array film could enulate it
I am your subscriber but after watching this video , I want to subscribe your channel one more time ❤
That means so much!!! 🥹
Fantastic!
Thank you so much!!
Could you please recommend Lenticular app that I took photo from camera and create my custom depth layer to make lenticular image ready for my filter plate
yesssssss
gawddamn
What software is this to create the holographic image sing just one single picture? By the way great video!
Thanks!! The process for the single picture was also made using the software 3DMasterkit. You have to combine the image with a depth map so that the software can convert it into a 3D image
focused more on the video editing then explaining the process
Haha yeah tutorials aren’t my forte, although for this project I did make a separate video explaining the whole process on my second channel. Hope that helps 😆
I didnt understand the last part of the video. Am I dumb?
Why do you have 50 times less subscribers than I excepted?
I would rather let my eyes have temporal blurring internally, rather than have some software copy the light between frames.
i could watch this video on a vhs tape
Haha yes!!!!
Be real, did u really got logic behind it, or was it trial and error again? If so, why can't u scale it up? It's totally possible, my fam owns an artwork that works with that effect and is at least A1 or A0 big and works from only a few cm of distance.
But I understand how frustrating such a project is, keep it up! :D
Good question! Yeah I didn’t really go into details on what those months of figuring it out really looked like, but it was a lot of trial and error again. The big difference was that I eventually got to a point where I understood how to change the variables to get different results, as opposed to the first video where I could only make one type of print. As for the size, besides my budget being a limiting factor, I was trying to save time and money by doing it all on my home printer. Hope that helps!
FOURTH!!!
i need a tutorial for these soooo bad