Some video love for you today. Check out this gruesome scene as a fellow Haunted House/Halloween maker describes how he makes this BBQ seem a little too real for the people driving by in his neighborhood. Also please check out last years Halloween Issue. We still have some copies left and it’s packed with amazing […]
Make pal Mad Maxine sent me this video of musician T.J. Hill playing his electric musical saw – a 26″ Stanley hand saw with a contact mic, run through his guitar effects and amped to 11, I believe.
Weird Weird Science posted this extreme zooming video on the structure of steel – quite awesome. They have video for concrete, brass, aluminium and more available as well. – Weird Weird Science on Dailymotion Should you prefer a little more color & motion, check out Trey’s macro video of a plasma ball in action –
Here’s helpful instructable for fitting(and building) a CCD video camera to a basic pair of binoculars – Have you ever looked through your binoculars and thought ” I wish I could get this on tape” ? Well now you can. In this Instructable I’ll show you how to build a cheap CCD eyepiece that will […]
Here’s a really cool short video, done by Star Wars fan Michael Horn, of various Star Wars vehicles participating in “Imperial Fleet Week” in San Francisco. Horn says he “shot everything on my junkie DV camera, did motion-tracking and comping in After Effects, and basic sound design in Final Cut.” MAKE pal Bonnie Burton did […]
After a frustrating day at the office, it feels good to go make something that simply works. (playing with a bunch of ultra-bright LEDs doesn’t hurt either) download the m4v file Peggy v1.0 kit
Linus Akesson and friends have created the “Craft” demo – using an ATmega88 to generate 4 channels of 8-bit sound and 3D graphics. Timing is crucial: One display line takes 24 μs, and is followed by a 7.75 μs break called the horizontal blanking period. After 480 such lines, there’s a longer break (1428.75 μs, […]
