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12-18-2007, 11:52 PM
Here's my first attempt at animating the lights to music. Sorry the video is so bad. My video camera sucks at night. I also had to overlay the actual mp3 for audio, because the camera had a hum so bad that you could barely hear the music.
Anyway, there's over 30,000 lights. The stuff you see that looks red is actually multi-colors. 36 channels (3 parallel ports) - only 25 in use right now. Using brick-type SSRs I found on ebay.
Some stats:
Mega tree - 3200 lights.
Star - 600 lights
Each of the 6 mini trees - 500 lights.
House, not counting bushes, columns, and wishing well - 12,000 lights
Bushes, columns, and wishing well - > 10,000 lights
I'm going to try to get a video earlier in the evening with some ambient light.
But here it is for now. http://www.bradleyjacobs.com/RussianDance.wmv or here...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTx7VYM019g
Here it is earlier, with more daylight. It's a little easier to see what's going on.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=t-GIGDnLAzk
Here is last year's static display. You can get a much better Idea of how the lights actually look on the house. http://www.bradleyjacobs.com/lights/index.html
Enjoy,
Bradley
Anyway, there's over 30,000 lights. The stuff you see that looks red is actually multi-colors. 36 channels (3 parallel ports) - only 25 in use right now. Using brick-type SSRs I found on ebay.
Some stats:
Mega tree - 3200 lights.
Star - 600 lights
Each of the 6 mini trees - 500 lights.
House, not counting bushes, columns, and wishing well - 12,000 lights
Bushes, columns, and wishing well - > 10,000 lights
I'm going to try to get a video earlier in the evening with some ambient light.
But here it is for now. http://www.bradleyjacobs.com/RussianDance.wmv or here...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTx7VYM019g
Here it is earlier, with more daylight. It's a little easier to see what's going on.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=t-GIGDnLAzk
Here is last year's static display. You can get a much better Idea of how the lights actually look on the house. http://www.bradleyjacobs.com/lights/index.html
Enjoy,
Bradley