I might have been an astronaut in a former life.

[ChrisHPZ]

With nothing in particular in mind today, I made this. This one is so going on my astronomy website. Of course I
have to do an After Effects version of this so stay tuned.

[Skid]

Ouu it is great.. but.. i dont know how to tell it.. i would make it "smoother".. for me this is to "sharp" if you know what i mean..but you said you will need to do some more work on it ;)

[JustinR]

Agreed image is too sharp it should look not so good in video version.

[ChrisHPZ]

Well, you guys would be surprised at the clarity in which After Effects can render video or user-created animation.

[Skid]

i am saying about now,when you finish it then we will talking if it is better ;)

[Dreamers]

Will keep an eye on this one ...

nice work chris....



Dreamers.

[JustinR]

Well, you guys would be surprised at the clarity in which After Effects can render video or user-created animation.

Oh, I prefer more AE than PS. I would love to see your finished work!

[AdrijusG]

Looks way too ''noisy'' or ''grainy''... looking forward to next one tho.

[Skid]

Looks way too ''noisy'' or ''grainy''... looking forward to next one tho.

that i wanna say...

[ChrisHPZ]

It's supposed to be extra noisy. The plan is to have the swirly vortex animate so fast that it looks like stars being sucked into a black hole, or vacuum if you will. Making static graphics is one thing, but when one wants to do something else with those static graphics it's important to consider every little detail. Believe me fellows, this is a lesson I've had to learn time and time again.