Here it is:
http://gilbertonscouts.org/output.avi
It was rendered in yafray and took a week on two 3.2Ghz P4s. Note the nice caustics. I used xvid with a high setting but the video quality just isnt quite right.
Like the matrix “time freeze rotate” effect? 
Anyway, just sharing, keep blending!
Hey, not bad! Maybe make the water pour out of something, I like this animation, but it is more of “art” than most fluid sims, so I think the standard “ball of water coming from nowhere” needs to be changed. Apart from that, about half way through the video (when time starts up again) the camera jumps a little, which is distracting. Also, I like the blurring affect, but maybe a little less.
And finally, during the second half, the camera movements are a lot less fluid (no pun intended)
Other than that though, good job!
Cheers!
Yeah, I agree that there is too much blur (first time using DoF) and I dont like the jump either.
However, I dont want to change anything because it takes so long to render the animation (about 1-2 hours per frame).
Also, the idea is that I am “smashing” a liquefied Suzanne 
Perhaps you cant really see it at the start though?
hmmm, i cant open it 
maybe you should try rendering in FFMPEG 4 format, its a lot smaller file size and works with most all computers 
oh ya, u wouldnt actually have to render it again, just use the video sequence editor and be sure to select Do Sequence in the render settings
How about this one:
http://gilbertonscouts.org/output2.avi (fixed link)
Its smaller and I used mpeg4 instead of xvid. I have just been using mencoder on linux to encode the video.
still a .avi, but i got it to work
looks really good!
great work on the ‘matrix camera movement’ and the DOF
sweet caustics too, although it looks like you had that at a rather low resolution on the fluid sim, but oh well 
good work
Very nice! Beautiful colours and lighting. Camera movements and blur could do with a tad adjusting, but it was very good for your first animation!
Look foward to seeing more from you.
Cuby
Cheers guys. I actually used 1.5GB of ram to do that fluid sim (most ram I can get my hand on). Or is that considered “small” these days?