Report: https://www.flowvis.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Get-Wet-Report.pdf
Song Credits: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jx_NX2nw5A
Camera Used: Samsung Galaxy S9
Get Wet // Kensue Kiatoukaysy
Report: https://www.flowvis.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Get-Wet-Report.pdf
Song Credits: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jx_NX2nw5A
Camera Used: Samsung Galaxy S9
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It’s a really cool experiment, and I enjoyed the different camera angles. I think it would have been nicer to be lit up by more than just a single desk lamp.
I would have liked to see some smoke flow through the propeller to visualize the movement more.
Really interesting video composition. How did you come up with this idea?
Nice experimental setup, you captured the fluid physics very well. I do think it would be interesting if you did a close-up shot of the moving blades as it would be a bit more arbitrary and would create an uneasy feeling for the audience.
I like the presentation, good work with the camera angles and video editing. It’s not visually apparent that the focus should be on the air flow, though. Perhaps you could add smoke to better visualize the interaction between the moving air and the helicopter’s wings?
This video is very graceful. Did you make the fan yourself? The music choice is brilliant. Love how the blades and all follow the same type of “flicking” motion. Impressed how you captured and processed everything on your phone. What app did you use to edit the video?
I loved seeing the slow motion view of the flight movement. I found it really cool that you did this all on your cellphone. I would love to see how the air actually flows around the propellers of the helicopter
I’d like to see the motion of the fluid flow (air) ; maybe using smoke or powder
Did you have to adjust the setup of the experiment so that the paper helicopter stayed put and didn’t fly away?
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Good job, the music is a nice pairing to the motion of the paper. I think colored lighting might enhance the life of the video.
I like how you built an apparatus to demonstrate your effect. That’s commitment (and engineering)!
This is brilliant! I like all your angles and your paper helipcopter. I didn’t realize that it was floating.
Great choice for the music it just reminded me of the episode. Try to aim for more smooth slow motion to get a better result. Great job!
I think the music really added a great tone to the video. I think I would have preferred to not see the light in the angle that was shot from below, but I thought this was a great video!
I like the different angles you chose and the choice of background music, very soothing.
It reminded me of a windmill and it’s really cool how you shot and edited all of this on your phone.
The different angles of the video that you utilized were really interesting.
It is great how the angle of the camera keeps switching during the video, but the nice feeling of the video is still the same.
I think it would have been cool to be able to see the fan or see that it was floating. Until you had said it was hovering above a fan, I assumed it was attached to something rotating.
I like how you used a different variety of angles. Also, that Demon Slayer song really fits the video and makes it really satisfying to watch. Great job!
incredible use of the different angles set up around the spinning helicopter. The set up of the experiment is brilliant to use a helicopter fan above a fan.
I like how you filmed it in different angles. I thought it gave us different perspectives.
Nice job demonstrating the flow of fluid as it goes through the paper! I think it’s a cool experiment!
The music accompanying it was very soothing. I liked the idea and how you created the paper helicopter.
I like the different angles that were used with the slow-motion.
Very well put together video, great editing, music, and footage of a simple yet beautiful flow visualization.
Very impressed the Samsung was able to capture the clarity from the slow motion. Great job!
I think we often forget that air is a fluid. This video very effectively shows air movement due to a fan.
Great choice of music, Almost looks like the paper is dancing with its self. How hard was it to make the paper helicopter?
Pretty cool video, I think it would’ve been helpful if the air had some smoke or something in order to visualize the flow of the air around the helicopter. I liked the different angles and the slow-mo was really impressive
I love the different angles and the very very relaxing music. I felt like it looked as if it were spinning on a lazy susan!
It is interesting that this video shows the affects of fluid mechanics on something more solid rather than showing the movement of the fluid itself.
The fact that you used many different camera angles was a nice variety and definitely helped to demonstrate the flow.