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Very neatly done. What impresses me most is the way that the creator has managed to go so far in while scarcely ever finding any interesting bits (and, when he
by gjm11 17y ago
Very neatly done. What impresses me most is the way that the creator has managed to go so far in while scarcely ever finding any interesting bits (and, when he did, zooming straight past them as quickly as possible).
The comments on Vimeo indicate that the creator is aware of this and is (or rather was, a year ago when it was posted) working on something more interesting. Here's a more recent one by the same person, which I preferred: http://vimeo.com/1973524 http://vimeo.com/1973524 and another, which traverses more interesting bits of the set than either but isn't of such high video quality: http://vimeo.com/9522366 http://vimeo.com/9522366
- camccann 17y agoSeems like staying too close to the real line was a lot of the problem--spirals and asymmetric structures show up roughly in proportion to how imaginary the region in question is. That and a lot of time zooming toward what I think are Misiurewicz points--if memory serves me, places on the boundary of the set where multiple "branches" meet, and tend to have very strong self-similarity along the branches and detail shrinking infinitely as the branch point is approached.