How to Make BEAUTIFUL Wavy Guitar String Oscillations (NO EDITING NEEDED) | Rolling Shutter Effect

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I wish I could do this inside my house, instead of having to go outside. I don't want people hearing me and watching me record my strings.

[@NexusAcademy]

As a fellow introvert, I totally know what you mean. But if you have enough lights turned on so that your space bright enough, you can do this indoors! That's what I did in this video :) I hope you're able to make it work!

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@@NexusAcademy Wait... so Artificial Lights work??

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Absolutely, as long as they're very bright!! Also I would recommend using lights with filament bulbs instead of LED lights. LEDs sometimes produce a kind of flickering effect on camera that can be a bit distracting.

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[@jyejye1077]

A year later and this helped me a lot, but the rolling shutter effect with the planes actually tripped me the hell out with that weird ass shape 😂

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yesss... so this is the secret behind that effect... so cool... thanks a lot...

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[@kingxerxes5777]

Wow very cool.. But you guys may not believe it, but I've seen the wave on guitar string just like in this video directly with my very own eyes on the guitar I played many yrs ago. I was very surprised and couldn't believe my own eyes, tried many times to do it again but couldn't see it anymore. What do you think guys?

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Hmm, interesting... I wonder what could explain that 🤔

[@oscarcorella6025]

SAMEEEE...But it only happened with the 5th string of my guitar, and hapoended two different days

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Favourite part- About 10 times Faster than this Text on the Screen (4:07). Great Job!

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Super helpful! Thank you! Can you figure out how to do it on iPhone and make a tutorial for that? :) I subscribed!

[@NexusAcademy]

Hi, thanks for watching and subscribing! I actually don't have an iPhone myself, but I don't think the native iPhone camera app gives you manual control over video recording settings (unfortunately). So I believe you have two options: 1) As I say at around 4:58, you can film in a very bright place or outside on a bright day so your iPhone's native camera app is forced to switch to a high shutter speed 2) You could download a third-party camera app that lets you control your shutter speed. I found this guide online with some recommendations: ios.gadgethacks.com/how-to/best-video-recording-apps-for-your-iphone-0195938/#jump-1filmicpromanualvideocamera Hope this helps. Thanks for the question!!

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Just shoot your videos outside in very bright light with any phone

[@TheJoysofBoatOwnership]

Thanks...I was thinking it was all about high shutter speeds. I hate the effect so I will make sure to shoot at a 1/30 sec and use ND filters if necessary.

[@freddanger3028]

If you put that tune on the Oscilloscope, will it display the same waves?

[@NexusAcademy]

Great question! I think the visual would look very similar on an oscilloscope. And in fact, you might even be able to see more complex compound waveforms (rather than just a simple sine wave pattern) because the oscilloscope would be graphing signals from multiple strings at the same time.

[@2infinity661]

3:47 reminds me of the visual representation of earths magnetic field or how solar radiation interacts with earth

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Oh wow you're right, it's very reminiscent of solar winds being deflected by Earth's magnetic field... Nice observation!

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[@acoustic_ashu]

Hey Rohan! I want to shoot indoors but my lights are LEDs and a lot of flickering effect is produced making it impossible to record. I heard adjusting the frame rate might help but I don't know how. I want to record indoors (I'm an introvert) and with LED lights (no other lights available). Can you guide me with some tips please? Is it possible to pull this off?

[@NexusAcademy]

Hey, great question! LED bulbs operate by cycling between on and off extremely fast (so fast that we can't detect it with our eyes). But depending on your camera settings, you can see a bit of this flickering on video. So you just have to adjust the frame rate and shutter speed to sync with the on/off cycling of the LEDs. Here's an article that does a really good job at explaining the details: ledlightinginfo.com/why-do-led-lights-flicker-on-video Let me know if you're able to get it to work... Good luck :)

[@brazenkaillemayuyu178]

How to this on iPhone ?

[@NexusAcademy]

Hi, thanks for the question! I personally don't have an iPhone, but I don't think that the native iPhone camera app gives you manual control over video recording. So you have two options: 1) As I say in my video at around 4:58, you can film in a very bright place or outside on a bright day so your iPhone's native camera is forced to switch to a high shutter speed 2) You could download a third-party camera app that lets you control your shutter speed. I found this guide online with some recommendations: ios.gadgethacks.com/how-to/best-video-recording-apps-for-your-iphone-0195938/#jump-1filmicpromanualvideocamera Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!!

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Thanks man , appreciated.Stay safe !

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Hey man, what is the camera that you’re using? :)

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Hi! I use a Canon EOS Rebel T7i.

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3:48 obito??

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Lol I can see that 😂

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Sir pano po yung sa gabi na naka ilaw lang po

[@WeihanKong]

How fast does the shutter need to be? I'm using an iphone and tried shutter speed 1/4000s, not working.

[@NexusAcademy]

Do you have the phone in the correct (vertical) orientation?

[@WeihanKong]

@@NexusAcademy Yes, portrait

[@cravinhos_]

Can I do that with an iphone?

[@NexusAcademy]

Hi, thanks for the question! I personally don't have an iPhone, but I don't think the native iPhone camera app gives you manual control over video recording. So you have two options: 1) As I say in my video at around 4:58, you can film in a very bright place or outside on a bright day so your iPhone's native camera is forced to switch to a fast shutter speed 2) You could download a third-party camera app that _does_ let you control your shutter speed. I found this guide online with some recommendations: ios.gadgethacks.com/how-to/best-video-recording-apps-for-your-iphone-0195938/#jump-1filmicpromanualvideocamera Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!!

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@@NexusAcademy thanks a loooot. cheers from brazil!

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You're very welcome! ✌️

[@gamingreverant297]

Just quick u need sunset to do this. Sadly I have to wait a day cuz its past sunset

[@NexusAcademy]

Hi! Yes, you do need a very bright environment to get this effect, so it's easiest to try this on a sunny day

[@Genious.]

I've been playing around with that for awhile - nice to see a detailed video on it. Unfortunately the camera I've been using up until now didn't let me adjust the shutter speed. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKLCl6Zorqp0lZo

[@NexusAcademy]

Hi Daniel, thank you for watching :) I saw some of your videos, and they're outstanding!! By the way, if you own a smartphone, there are some awesome third-party apps that let you control your settings manually. For Android phones, there's an app called Open Camera that I personally use. I don't have an iPhone, but I found this website for another commenter that recommends a few options: ios.gadgethacks.com/how-to/best-video-recording-apps-for-your-iphone-0195938/#jump-1filmicpromanualvideocamera Thanks for the comment, and keep up the great work!

[@Genious.]

@@NexusAcademy Cool - thanks. I do have an iPhone, but it's the 5 - from WAY back. I've been using a GoPro Hero3 and it doesn't give many options and was even thinking about upgrading to one of the ones where I could change the shutter speed but I'm not sure how much of an improvement it would be. I have a really nice Sony RC-100 & that I'd like to fasten inside somehow but haven't gotten around to it. I'm a procrastinator. But I'll check out the link for sure - thanks.

[@NexusAcademy]

Oh hmm... I wonder if you might still be able to get manual control from your iPhone 5 with one of those apps. If not, then I'm sure you can get that Sony camera to work!

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[@WorldAside]

About 100 times faster...

[@NexusAcademy]

Haha I'm impressed you caught that 😁

[@6ixtoosmoove953]

Didn’t work

[@NexusAcademy]

Hmm strange, but I can try to help! Do you have manual control of your shutter speed or are you just trying to force the automatic settings by recording in bright lighting?

[@6ixtoosmoove953]

@@NexusAcademy recording in bright light

[@NexusAcademy]

Ok, I see. In that case, the problem might be that the lights aren't bright enough. You need your shutter speed to be not just fast, but *_really_* fast to capture the wiggling effect. Accordingly, your lighting needs to be *_really_* bright. If you don't have a light source that's strong enough, you can try putting a bunch of them together or filming outside on a sunny day. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions!

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@@NexusAcademy ok thanks ❤️❤️❤️

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