Thanks Ted for explaining how to use FIJI - I found it daunting before seeing your video!

Cool stuff as usual!

Very cool

Hi Ted, Thank you for the lesson. Although, the slitcam website is not working. Any alternate link you can provide?

Make a reverse pump each time 3 sec;)

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Hey Ted, really enjoyed your video. I'm currently working on a setup about super position in the ripples of water. Your video really helped my process further, I was wondering if you could link me to where you got your leds from?

Hello Ted! Huge fan... I had a question, which rotation stage would you recommand? Ive been looking around the web and its confusing at times. Ill do more research tho. Thank you for your content. Its refreshing and makes me explore places in photography i wouldnt have initially. Cheers!

Бессмысленное видео.

Great tutorial. Is there a circuit diagram available? I have very little electronic skills, but would love to try something like this.

Excelente Aportación

hello nice project, how can we measure how many liters are left in the upper tank and how can we pour it in the weight we determined into the glass

Why this dislikes? Also, gg for algorithm, always great

Seems like your 2 most recent videos have comments disabled (maybe KZbin for kids?) the snow flake was really cool to see the detail you got. I was literally out this morning shooting snow flakes with a 2.5-5x laowa macro lens. I used a trash can behind my house as my work bench and a led flashlight on a small rig arm as a light source. Your set up is so much cooler :)

Hey, I hope you see this message. I am wondering if you use 1mm, 2mm or 3mm tubing. THANK YOU!

Really cool. Thank you!

Wow this is amazing! Going to try the twisty flower tomorrow :)

I’m a little confused by the set up, is the ground glass the white object a few feet below the tank? Also ground glass is typically used to scatter light in optical paths, won’t that effectively soften the image? Questions aside I did enjoy the video/topic :)

hi Please can you upload the code Thank you

Thanks so much , very helpful!

Thank you very much for you answer! Im from Argentina and here everything is getting expensive now, can you please tell me which coffee machines could work to get the valves?, Maybe the small domestic machines or must be the coffee machines with several options of flavors from the shops?. I just need three of this valves and perhaps is less expensive to buy one of this machines. Thanks, really!!!

Hi!, How are you?, I`m just want to ask you if you can tell me wich valve are you using?. I need to control a drop for my art project and this seems to work fine, I need it for another use but I really aapreciate your help. Can you send me some link?, model or information of that... I think is a selenoide?, Thanks!!, sorry my english!

Do you know which pump you used for the 12V? Searching for one but can't find a decent one.

Thanks a lot for this! I just discovered our pond area was full of them, casting reflections in the water.

I am currently working on a very similar project. I have an Arduino mega, 3.5 Tft, and a 8 relay board. Currently I am working on the menu system. What peristaltic pumps did you use? I bought one but it is way too small for the application.

Thank you so much. I'm new to this kind of photography, specifically shooting fire flies.

I'm planning to try shooting fireflies this weekend in TN and thought maybe there was an off chance someone had made a tutorial about it. My lucky day! Thanks for sharing, hope I can get something cool like you did. :)

Aw man you need to do the last second or so of the spin. That would be really cool.

Thanks for share the tips!!!

Thank you, this tutorial was invaluable. Did my first 'fireflies' trek last night / today morning and followed your instructions to the T. Thanks, from Mumbai.

this drifting window is making me seasick

Would you be willing to share what parts you used to make the liquid dispenser mechanism?

The light source on the back scattered image(light-gray version) seems correct in a real natural environment, while the secondary image(dark version) looks naturally impossible. My question is whether the final work has to look like a glowing science fiction image rather than aiming to a more natural approach. By this means I don't mean to exclude the secondary image but to add its details in a different way. Thank you for the tutorial!