- Lighted pixels on the monitor are magnified, then reprocessed as lighted pixels.
- That is, the pixels mask the image.
- Iteration generates this pixel mask patern at many levels.
| Courtial, Leach, and Padgett have developed a method for generating stationary (unchanging) fractal videofeedback patterns with the zoom set so the camera sees only a portion of the monitor, a monitor-outside-a-monitor configuration. |
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| For example, suppose we have a hexagonal grid of pixels. |
| Start with three lighted pixels sharing a common vertex and magnify by a factor of 2. |
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| Click the picture to see the magnification. |
| More details and examples can be found in Fractals in pixellated video feedback. |