Household Objects (But Extremely Close)

[@tbachs2192]

Posy up-closey

[@uncube7815]

Nosy

[@Miguel-bv3ei]

Oh, see

[@kakyoindonut3213]

hosy

[@HyperCrow42]

Head close up?

[@ColinAnimate]

Damn smart

[@jukeboxfandango]

"Clouds are not spheres, mountains are not cones, coastlines are not circles, nor is bark smooth, nor does lightning travel in a straight line" - Benoit Mandelbrot

[@DrSpaceman42]

It's all fractals, maaan

[@dopaminecloud]

A simple observation yet useful for anyone to internalize. The projections we make of things pale in comparison to the things. That's why you shouldn't leave the realm of estimations and start speaking of truths.

[@FourProngedFork]

No shit, sherlock

[@paulsaulpaul]

Solution is consistent for all spherical cows in a vacuum.

[@RonyPlayer]

Really like this quote. Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but I feel there's a kind of reverence for the irreducible complexity the universe. There is a beauty in that complexity. All the tools we have to describe and measure reality have to make approximations, look close enough, deep enough, for long enough, they break down.

[@LERERA111]

I love your content, it is REALLY high quality. You are my favorite channel to watch, but I can’t because it always makes me sleepy.

[@silverXnoise]

How else do people get to sleep? I assume everyone under the age of 50 also gets irrationally anxious in quiet rooms.

[@CheeseOnTop556]

@@silverXnoiseI don’t

[@video_camera]

@@silverXnoise I don't

[@hans-jurgenvogel6789]

@@silverXnoise Well, there's at least two who don't :D

[@eamonia]

Good to know. Goodnight!

[@JovanLemon]

Hell yeah, time for another borderline acid trip like experience

[@JCUDOS]

Watching it while actually on acid is... almost transcendental ;)

[@rodak_]

Posy is from the Netherlands afaik. I like to think that he was a gabber in his youth, hence the visuals 😅

[@Grateful.For.Everything]

@@rodak_ 🤔gabber = raver?

[@rodak_]

@@Grateful.For.Everything Yes, but a very specific one, Dutch raver. It's a whole subculture.

[@Tbarlow99]

3:07 This property is called being 'hypercentric'! A hypercentric lens needs to be larger than the object, but not all lenses like that are hypercentric. Very interesting optics!

[@PosyMusic]

I didn't even know that :-) Thanks! (edit: Actually I just forgot.. @AppliedScience has a great video about it)

[@PhoticSneezeOne]

Your music makes everything even better!

[@Hekai]

for real tho, especially the switch at 5:27

[@katagonn]

This video is pure wallpaper material. Now that I think about it, ALL of Posy's videos are wallpaper material.

[@Raoul1808.]

Honestly it could even be animated wallpaper material

[@Iugeer]

What frame did you like the most?

[@alekslevet]

​@@Iugeer yes

[@ThePC007]

@@Iugeer The bread, lol.

[@sesukun2064]

Ballpoint pen is becoming my computer wallpaper

[@kniky_]

I love you for putting that narration in. Really brings the whole thing together!

[@fluffycritter]

Back in the day I loved cranking up my flatbed scanner to its maximum resolution and then scanning tiny patches of random everyday objects in order to get interesting desktop wallpapers. This video takes that idea to the next level.

[@purpleneons]

I did that once with a glass phone screen protector shot with an airsoft gun and the back of a black nylon bag under it. My dad has had the resulting image as his phones' wallpaper for about 8 years now.

[@QtheLaserDude]

I work in a countertop place. We cut and build kitchen counters. The saw leaves the edges kinda rough, so we take polishers and smooth them out to a mirror surface. I feel like we get them incredibly smooth to the point they have a reflection that exceeds that of the factory finished top of the stone (think the reflectiveness ofna random quartz countertop, and double it). You can see details so clearly in the finish when we are done. This video makes me wonder how many scratches and imperfections are actually left in any given piece we work on. This ks a great video! It's so cool!

[@adorp]

Lots of pores most likely. But the varnish would fill those. Varnish does a very good job of filling irregularities. Notice how everything looks shinier when wet? The water fills the gaps at a microscopic level.

[@05degrees]

@@adorp +++ also darker because those filled holes allow light to reflect more around and around inside each drop so when it gets finally reflected back to us it has specific wavelength bands absorbed more thoroughly than when reflecting from a dry or unvarnished surface and its color thus is darker and often more saturated.

[@akaHarvesteR]

That shot of the one millimeter really astounded me! I've been getting into higher precision with my DIY stuff, and chasing tenths and sometimes hundredths of a mm in dimensions. That shot really puts it into perspective! At 4k, the millimeter has 3840 pixels across it, so each 3 or 4 pixels on the image are a single micron. That's really amazing!

[@linecraftman3907]

hi HavesteR!!! can you talk about your involvement in KSA?

[@tristantheoofer2]

does that mean each pixel is 260-261 nanometers

[@Xanoxis]

I always love closeups like that. I can’t not wonder how everything is so complicated and detailed on every scale.

[@WithBaraka]

Whoever is responsible for texturing and graphics IRL, good Job

[@kazmakesnoise]

Just a fantastic day to see a Posy video come up! Love your enthusiasm for random stuff!

[@armouros]

without thinking i said out loud it's oh its a pencil 1:32 then Posy sounding like a teacher very good you get a gold star.

[@tetradigit]

I love the way your brain works. Thank you for sharing your work with the world.

[@slizer452]

Love your stuff, Posy. Never know what you'll put out next, and I'm here for it EVERY TIME.

[@Sbenbobb9]

Powdered sugar makes me stay up all night taking close up photos too.

[@jaguarcap6494]

Sugarain

[@gab_lara]

nothing like good old Colombian powdered sugar and coffee to stay up all night.

[@robinsparrow1618]

bread is just a flavor sponge

[@swampcooler8332]

With how much grows in your kitchen sponge, any sponge can be a flavor sponge

[@robinsparrow1618]

@@swampcooler8332 mmmh 😋

[@ArthurKhazbs]

"Not very useful but very interesting" - exactly what I wanted, thanks!

[@zaxolotl]

Your videos are always so amazing, and so is your music. It sucks that your album was thrown off of spotify. your work rules and it's a huge inspiration.

[@almostblank4025]

it's so cool how you can see the individual cells in those vegetables, as another commenter pointed out. your stuff is magnificent, mr posy :)

[@f5203]

6:26 I'm no Chemist, but I think green sparks/flames are usually Barium and/or copper compounds

[@tristantheoofer2]

correct, its probably copper

[@galfisk]

Yeah barium doesn't tend to be found lying around, but copper is everywhere. And the yellow before that was probably the sodium from ordinary salt.

[@tombuster]

Things coming in and out of focus at this scale and such short depth of field are just mesmerising! Your soundtrack fits it all so well, too!

[@silkdragon47]

I loved this video, as a tech nerd I instantly thought that it would be amazing to see what some of the old school components look like at this scale, maybe a CPU or something

[@ashtreighlia]

Got hooked on your videos (and music for that matter) when you did the 7 Segment displays.. and boy is every new video a little trip filled with joy and relaxation :D Thank you so much for your work Posy, keep it up :)

[@DantevanGemert]

Because of the title I originally thought this was a Lazy Posy video so I put it in my watch later (to, well, watch later). I should have watched it immediately, because MAN this video is cool! You're always so creative with your videos and I think this one is one of your best. You somehow created a whole in-focus image of the focus sliding, that is so cool!

[@calebprouty288]

So satisfying seeing you "scroll" through an object and then show the full render

[@maxtroy]

It’s been a long time since I took psychedelics. I haven’t thought about the joy I felt marvelling at the beauty, complexity, and symmetry of the universe back then. Just now I had an intense moment watching your video where all those feelings came flooding back to me. You have this ability to reveal this beauty by presenting reality from a new and almost impossible perspective. Am I right in saying you write record and produce the music to go along with your videos too?

[@vafon3453]

Feels like a acid trip or a SpongeBob close up, realistic and highly detailed shot. Amazing

[@feliperamedeiros]

7:12 not just a seed this is the fruit of a strawberry, even the stomata in the epidermis are visible! Awesome shot 👏🍓The red yummy part is accessory tissue that surrounds the real tiny fruits with the seeds inside 🤓

[@mattsephton]

The music at around 4:00 was brilliant. And there are so many desktop wallpapers in the video - almost every frame!

[@kosah_hedron]

The music at 4:00 is from his segmented display video! One of my favorites of his music

[@mattsephton]

@ it's great! Found it on Apple Music.

[@sethswoodruff]

“The metal expands and contracts” were just gonna brush over that like it’s not the coolest thing

[@sujalmaharjan]

actually thats the hottest thing

[@Mrshotshell]

It's some sort of plastic insulation that's expanding, not metal

[@trashtrash2169]

They even used quotes when they didn't actually quote him...

[@KomradZX1989]

Everything you make and put onto YT is solid gold in my opinion. Your micro and macro work is second to none.

[@aerith119]

Those blurriness hurts my eyes

[@farginargle]

Always fun! Im goofy for this kind of thing. I used to set up my glass decor in front of sunbeams and photograph the resulting patterns, and once spent days photographing pieces of petrified wood in portrait set up. I was obsessed with the amazing way the light worked on the contours.

[@wildekek]

Thanks for making us appreciate the beauty of things. I love seeing things trough your lens.

[@JCUDOS]

Hypnotized by beauty with Posy! Thank you :)

[@Taib-Atte]

Had to clean my glasses and put in the expensive earbuds for this experience, cuz your videos are like candy for the eyes and ears

[@hvglaser]

Now I really want a non-plastic toothbrush

[@hvglaser]

Update, I looked it up, and your best bet is a Boar bristle toothbrush. If anyone finds a free-range, organic boar-bristle bamboo brush head for the philips sonicare electric toothbrush, let me know 😂

[@pot_dot]

6:50 how about some frü-it? 😂

[@Flashv28]

Always loved the time at the microscopes in the biology and metallurgy lab as a student, great video posy!

[@Jordan8x]

My algorithm is slacking, it brought me this video two weeks after posting. LOVE your art as always!!! ❤❤

[@socks7545]

love your content and music posy, thank you

[@Belzediel]

A compass is a device for finding magnetic north. A device for scribing a circle is a pair of compasses. Much like a glass is a device for holding liquid. A device for improving eyesight is a pair of glasses. Or a pant is a noise made by a dog. Contrast with a pair of pants.

[@cateatingbread]

A telling sign that a Dutch person has been to Germany is when they have 1 and 2 eurocents in their pockets haha

[@alfiowo]

This was trippy and very very relaxing to watch

[@vaiosmastroyiannis]

I really like your videos and the way you do them. Thank you !!!!

[@KnowledgePerformance7]

Absolutely gorgeous work! The music pairs abs beautifully 😍

[@djestouff]

I’m honestly grateful for your channel and content

[@himselfe]

Peak Posy! Gorgeous visuals, smooooth music, and the cuddly speaking voice of Dutch man. Cosy Posy.

[@DrLaemmerbein]

Thanks for making this video! And especially for saying that most of things are boring to film at that scale because I had the same idea in my head for a while :D

[@Sxkielecior]

I can't take my eyes away from your videos. I feel like a child watching them :OO

[@drnotes630]

oh my goodness how awesome. That music makes me feel things with these insane close-ups. Really great mood setting.

[@the_mackshack]

3:25 perfect description of my time on KZbin

[@basspunk6666]

It very interesting that so many common objects that you think of as being opaque but really are translucent.

[@User0000000000000004]

I could watch a video like this for hours.

[@v1d30g4m3r]

Thank you Posy, without this video I would not have realized I am ingesting microplastics every time I brush my teeth 😨I'm trying to live as plastic-free as possible, so I will be switching to bamboo alternatives today!!

[@dapzz7809]

This literally an insane abstract overlay that can be used on top of videos 😍

[@TimBurbank237]

Ah yes "Powdered Sugar"

[@k.k.9378]

You know everything that goes into every pixel of every frame of your videos and I love you for it

[@DerQ85]

A new Posy - a new thing, I didn't know I'm inertested in.

[@Just_Kamil2]

so many still frames from this video would make really cool wallpapers

[@jasonschubert6828]

This reminds me of putting hairs into the microfiche reader at the local library as a kid! I am so old! 😄

[@HawksNestYT]

3:34 that was a really cool visual

[@isaiaholodj]

lol

[@Karoldabrw]

I love how with every single video I feel an immense easthetical joy and an inspiration to percieve the reality in a different way than usual

[@AreaDenial]

The world feels a little slower and quieter when Posy uploads

[@DeltaNovum]

Quantum mechanics are actually at work and visable here. Marvellous art as usual Posy!

[@axelprino]

This was so mesmerizing that I had to re-watch it immediately just so I could stare at it for longer, it's so fascinating how the world looks drastically different at another scale.

[@Elaiden]

Wow Posy, this is art. The video and music fits perfectly together.

[@sjh9812]

Another heater from the man himself

[@JKStudios101]

Your videos are relaxing and fun. Thank you for making some of my most favorite KZbin videos ❤

[@crackedcookies]

Your videos are utterly excellent. Thanks for making them.

[@MisterTalkingMachine]

The music and video make me feel like Journey to the Microcosmos didn't end

[@SamyHacker]

This was so soothing that I almost feel asleep.

[@AvenRox]

"who would recognize the tip of a fountain pen" someone who uses fountain pens still! Theyre such cool writing instruments!

[@DantevanGemert]

Fountain pen >>> ball pen

[@whynotanyting]

Being able to see both sides of a blade/paper feels like some 4D magic

[@mattiaconato2297]

The world stops when a Posy video drops. Thanks for everything

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

"Just because *you* do not see something doesn't mean it isn't there." --Starshaa (DD1) 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨

[@HugoBDesigner]

Very cool video! I would love to see closeups of different materials and see how they compare - glass, leather, metal, plastic, wood, etc. Also tiny circuits, like a phone screen, a tiny LED, or a circuit board :)

[@dfcx1]

This seeing-both-sides stuff is pure bokeh magic, I love it.

[@johnnyswatts]

There are SO MANY interesting things to look at at that scale. I'm sorry you haven't found many that catch your fancy. I'm a microscopist and have spent the past two decades of my life looking at things at this scale and finer - I am endlessly fascinated.

[@erwinzer0]

imagine stitches the high resolution parts together and make a high resolution ultra closeup landscape of those objects

[@Splarkszter]

Posy as always making awesome videos, showing us views of stuff in ways we never thought of.

[@perz1val]

So how does the blade cut anything if it's so thick? I mean, how does it look? Does the material crumbke and crush? Does it split fibers apart? Second thing, can you film uder some leaves? They apparently have some vent holes for gas exchange that can open and close. I'd like to see that, maybe you can force them to open/close with light/heat?

[@SirBitesALot101]

4:00 You sure about that?

[@derp4428]

Posy: things look quite boring at this scale.. Me: * sits in shiny-eyed awe like a five year old at the sight of a strawberry seed, wishing I had a microscope like this, since then I would be able to entertain myself for years to come just studying tiny stuff I found in the garden *

[@gamerviennahd]

A screensaver with all your high quality recordings would be amazing!

[@maxdoes_]

I'm finally retiring your DSM LCD video as my go-to screen testing video. This is crazy!

[@monotonehell]

"You look boring, like a banana." is now my go to insult.

[@Eichro]

Dude what a cool camera

[@themaxfd]

You have the best voice. Of anyone. Ever.

[@1.4142]

1mm, counts as microscopy

[@herpesperpes768]

when posy posts you know its gonna be a banger

[@interdimensionalcat]

Its always a good day when Posy uploads

[@electronicecstasy]

This makes me appreciate bugs a little more. I mean, imagine needing to walk or fly somewhere when everything looks like that. What a wacky world we live in.

[@JayFolipurba]

Oh you mean EXTREME close up. Once again a full gallery of wallpapers or art photographs in every second of footage

[@gurabirierosanopara620]

This dude is an absolute artist

[@MuscarV2]

I've done this a lot, built my own macro lenses with lenses from old DVD players and stuff like that, stacked and taped to my phone. Highly recommend, lots of fun to both make it and then use and discover how cool things look.

[@____________________K]

My man Posy is back!!! Always give us something 😄 thanks alot.