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Tim's Amazing Kaleidoscopes
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- Tim is very fond of kaleidoscopes. At the last count, he reckons he has around 30!
Here is a selection of 10 of them, most of which you look into, although the last one is a projecting kaleidoscope, that produces images on an external screen.
Whether they have feathers inside, blobs of oil, or polarising filters, they all produce beautiful images. Enjoy!
Tim has such an elegant way of sharing his collections with us, I hope he understands just how much joy he's giving us. Truly unique and special.
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He does give joy especially when I’m high or drunk, his slurs are such a trip
My favorite DIY toys when I was a boy. I build so many of them. My father was glazier so I had access to small pieces of mirrors and the tools :-) They are very easy to build. Thanks to bringing back some old memories (50 years ago).
tell me why i almost fell asleep when the music started playing. tims voice with the music is just so relaxing 😭😭
Something about these videos is just relaxing and peaceful
dunno if that intro's new but it slaps, Tim just can't stop winning nowdays
Tim's winnin' all the way to the grave.
Man is on his own game and he's playing it masterfully.
Tim's just so lovely! 😊😊 It's lovely to see 30 years of his collection of these lovely kaleidoscopes!
TIM: Oh,my! Oh, my!
ME: Indeed! Indeed!
Tim is such a wonderful old man, he reminds me of a good friend of mine who is probably around the same age as Tim. They've both been to so many places and have seen so many things, and neither of them care about negatively affecting people's lives, they just want to share the joys and wonders of all the things and places they've see. I dread the day either of them pass, but atleast when they do they'll have left their wonderful, brightly colored mark on the world. Tim and my friend have no idea how much joy and happiness they bring to those who know them. Plus, kaleidoscopes have been and still are my favorite childhood toy, they're so complex and so simple at the same time. Thank you, Tim, for bringing back some of the simplest times of my life. I couldn't thank you enough for digging up some of the memories my brain has buried.
So this are what called kaleidoscope, fascinating
thank you Tim! My grandson is in love with one that only cost $2. I plan to get him a nicer one as he becomes older.
lovely - thank you for sharing these!
Tim is literally the best unintentional ASMR.
A lovely little bit of high tech-kaleidoscopic fun I enjoy with my VR headset is opening up the window that shows what my VR headset is showing, so it just shows an infinite set of VR windows ever smaller and smaller in front of me, and by tilting my head or moving closer or farther, I get the most incredibly mesmerizing fractal imagery.
I love how happy Tim is here, you can tell he really loves showing and talking about his kaleidoscopes. I don’t have one but now I think I need one!
It's so funny how you can pull me back to my youth. I had a few of these growing up and I was absolutely fascinated by them. Thanks for sharing them and reminding me of good times.
12 min videos are like a unicorn
Cherish them
Oh the last one so nice, thank you TIm.
What a legend.
If you combine 5:44 with 6:48 you have a pretty good 'James Bond' music video.
What a treat! Thank you!
I just got up and opened your video
When I was Growing up my sister had a kaleidoscope. I use to play with it all of the time. What a simple yet ingenious idea.
cool how they got the camara view looking so good
the feather one is nice
Always great fun to watch
More from Tim's wonderful collection!!! Love these collection of kaleidoscopes. Cant wait to see a part 2 to this! :)
So pleasant
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Only 2 million subscribers? !!
The polarizing one was the most beautiful.
I am always amazed by the effect to be had from the simple kaleidoscope with the plastic bits in and trio of long mirrors inside.. Trouble with these of course is that the mirrors get a bit dirty with time, which dulls the effect.. These designs are interesting as they get round that in the main. Fascinating as ever! 👍
"Stones" was my favourite. Very beautiful.
i love the idea of a projection kaleidoscope!!
Never been so early, also it was so great seeing this. Thank you Tim, your Kaleidoscopes were amazing, my favourite was the first one.
Love you Tim! Thank you for inspiring a smile in me while all the world sleeps (I'm up late when you post)! :)
Very cool
Love the videos Tim!
Amazing dude
Very cool! 😁
_Oh sure, Tim can have all these toys and doodads and it's fine and dandy, but when I get toys I'm "Immature"_
Just joking, I love all your videos and wholesome attitude, keep doing what you do, Tim 🙂
Love your channel!
Been watching it since I was a youngin, and you always have a new and interesting collection to show us
Godspeed tim :)
I cant wait for Tim to show up in that Hoarders TV show
I need to get myself a karascope. It's beautiful.
fascinating
4:20 deep kaleidoscope. Very clever. I would like to see deep convolutional kaleidoscope and deep reinforcement kaleidoscope in the future.🤣
makes me want to run down to the 5 and dime and get me one ... ah, but that was long ago, long ago!
That thumbnail though
tim! you should go to Nellie Bly Kaleidoscopes! it's in St. Jerome Arizona - incredible store full of unique kaleidoscopes from many different artists.
5:44
♪ *Does that make me crazy!?* ♪
♪ *Does that make me crazy??* ♪
♪ *Does that make me crazy?* ♪
♪ *Possibly...* ♪
super satisfying
Tim said my name! Lmao
I haven't seen my grandfather but you are my secon grandfather
I'm never this early
I love this things
Tim take a look at ColorfulScopes “binocular teleidoscopes”. Teleidoscopes are interesting enough but one for both eyes is pretty spectacular
This must be the most wholesome comment section in youtube
“Oh my, oh my oh my”
wow
Yayy I'm here early :D
My dad build a few of these when I was a kid. He use them with the photocamera. The first one is particularly beautiful. I want to build one too...just for fun. I will look for a good tutorial
I just checked my copy of " The Boy's Own Book of Indoor Games and Recreations". The Victorians were using magic lanterns to project kaleidoscope images in a couple of ways using both front and back projection. A.A. Wood writes in his article (The Magic-Lantern and all about it) how "Modifications of this experiment will suggest themselves to an ingenious lad". Apropos the magic lantern- instructions for making the limelight mechanism are provided and elsewhere in the book are full instructions for two ways of making your own hydrogen.
Aren't they Amazing. I love selling Kaleidoscopes and collecting them. I work at the World's Largest Kaleidoscope in Mt. Tremper, NY.
It's grand pa Tim directly recording kaleidoscope out of his eye?
I’m here early too 🎉
It may be April Fool's Day, but the only fool around here is he who fails to appreciate the wonderful experiences Tim shares with us! Happy April to you, everyone.
U are very cool, and cute😋❤️
Hey Tim, Could you please upload here some hd resolution pictures of that kaleidescope at 6:47??? It will make an amazing wallpaper. Thanks in advance 😁
This was shot on my mobile phone. The original is actually 4K and lasts just over 60 seconds. Is that long enough?
@@grandillusions more than enough. I just wanted a few screenshots 😅 thank you for the reply ❤️
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@@grandillusions thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍
Where Does he get those Wonderful toys 🤡
9:30😪😴😴
I see a little silhouetto of a man
I like artificial intelligence!
Come to a psytrance festival and u will see giant kaledescopes of lights 😄
In fact, the light shows on some events are made with Kaleidoscopes projektors. They are simple to build and work great. Before big beamers on small shows often used such projectors for background lightning.
That wooden kaleidoscope isn’t really much of a kaleidoscope.
But that's 9 not 10...
wow