The Buttermilk Method - Projecting on Glass

[@MirrorMiraCh]

Cant believe searching for alternatives on clear projection film has brought me to a random guy just painting his window with milk...

[@hovingmusic]

genius 👀

[@robertomarianoberruet3322]

Amazing!, great idea!! Ill play...

[@pyrodigyproductionproje2585]

I can not imagine to cover full of windowed building with a milk :)

[@tiltil9442]

It's funny how a non-dairypainter's imagination (and lack thereof) may sometimes mislead them ;)

[@silverface123]

Looking forward to trying this! Do you have source of paper on Johann Zhan discovering this technique? I can’t find any info about it, outside of this video.

[@mothergrid-magazine]

Great idea!

[@d0nj03]

Huh. Well then. Sooo... commercially available "frosted glass" foils should work just as well (or better), if their frosting was uniform enough?

[@philipp7pc]

For me the prize of simple buttermilk was the trigger. Compared to any foil it's the cheapest and easiest to get rid of afterwards. If you need uniform and see through kzbin.info/www/bejne/gafEenVtfttrj5o might just work fine. But the pize...

[@d0nj03]

@@philipp7pc Found some different videos in the meantime: apparently frosted/sanded texture shower curtains work fine too.

[@philipp7pc]

I'm working on a tutorial using corn starch.

[@DogeGFSolo]

Lol buttermilk windows for projection mapping Now i truly must have heard IT ALL 😂👍

[@DogeGFSolo]

Ps i didn't project onto it. Would like to see how it looks👍