Rotation of a 3D fractal object (9 to 12 of 16) by claude19
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Bonjour visiteur préféré ! (3e jour)
Depuis que je suis un fervent utilisateur de Apophysis 2.08 3DHack, je me suis toujours posé la même question :
"Comment faire la preuve que l'image que je viens de créer est réellement une image 3D. N'étant pas un expert en animation, loin de là, j'ai donc eu l'idée suivante, pour fournir la preuve de la 3D !
en faisant pivoter de 360 degrés un objet fractal, j'ai réalisé 16 changements d'angle de vue, à chaque fois de 22°5. Vérifiez...cel fait 360 degrès.
C'est pourquoi aujourd'hui je vous présente une image composée de 4 phases de rotation, numérotées de 9 à 12 sur 16.(hier de 5 à 8 sur 16)
C'est avec plaisir que je lirai vos imprsssions, pour une durée donc de QUATRE jours.
Aujourd'hui poses 9 à 12, demain poses 13 à 16 (et fin).
Bonne journée à vous tous !!!
Hello visitor favorite!(3th day)
Since I am an avid user of Apophysis 2.08 3DHack I'm always asked the same question:
"How to prove that the image I have created is actually a 3D image. Not being an expert in animation, far away, so I had the following idea to provide evidence of 3D !
by rotating 360 degrees a fractal object, I made 16 changes of angle of view, each time by 22°5. Check ... that is 360 degrees.
So today I am presenting an image composed of 4 rotation periods, numbered 9 to 12 of 16.
It is with pleasure that I read your imprsssions, then for a period of four days.
Today postures 9 to 12 poses tomorrow 13 to 16.
Good day to you all!
Comments (24)
I think you have proved your objective, and showed us how beautiful art is made as well. Excellent Work !! :D
I agree with above this is an amazing view really impressive and amazing work hugs lou x
Cette démonstration nous fait prendre conscience de la complexité de réalisation d'une image à base d'objets fractals. C'est très intéressant !!
Fantastic work.
Interesting and gorgeous with it. Even those who have less interest in the complexities, can begin to see the beauty that is instrisic in the creation of all fractal images. Wonderful work, Claude
Superb!!!
Incredible how the different the layer look, a fascinating insight into your art!
et pourtant elle tourne!!facile,je sais!!!
You are a very clever man Claude. My fractals are 2d with an occasional hint of 3d. Your collages are amazingly full on, and to see how you have foraged in and out and upside down to get these effects leaves me speechless - nearly:-).
The detail on these is absolutely fantastic; what a wonderful series!
De regarder cette image à tous les angles, c’est un bonheur ! Magnifique !!
Awesome! Well Done!
these veiws is wonderful to see how they are put together
well done!
Nice! The picture on the lower right makes me think of perilously stacked plates, about to topple.
wowwwwwwwwwwww i zoomed in and it looks sooooooooooooo amazing ! love color scheme to - wonderful fractalart
Another fabulous and stunning fractal design my friend, love the colors in this...excellent artwork love it.
WOW....Excellent! Anohter marvelous image, loved it!
wonderful picture!! Flavia & Sandra Comments are both from Flavia49 and Sandra46. That's because we have just one free connection in the hotel!!!!! We are enjoing ourselves very much!!
This is such a wonderful demonstration and so well done.
BONNE IDÉE...BONNE IMAGINATION ;-) IL FERAS MOIN 22C DEMAIN MATIN A MONTREAL...LE CERCLE POLAIRE OSSCILLE
Intriguing work Claude, I love it!
should satisfy and doubting Thomas's
many times the turned view is the one I choose to use instead of the full on view. I love Apo 3D for this reason, it gives yet another dimentions to fractals, and you show this so wonderfully.