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Rotating a light painting brushes umicorn blade whilst simultaneously rotating the camera. It was kind of like rubbing your head and patting your tummy.
This one got first choice as I liked the separation between the outer and inner.
Unicorn Blade powered by the Ryus Lightworks modded torch.
Having a good old fashioned faff in the kitchen. No ideas so got the camera out and cracked on.
Arm back-lit with a tool I made for calligraphy which I'm yet to do any calligraphy with then a good waft of the Ryus Lightworks Edition modded super torch.
Sooc barring a crop to get rid of my washing machine and fridge....Ohhhh for a studio.
Usual background lighting, cap on and fill half the arm with a blue gel then the other with orange on the black fibers. Shot using the Pentacon Auto 29mm at F4 for the back light and f 8 for the fibers. Awesome strobe mode provided by the Lightworks modded torch and fibers by www.lightpaintingbrushes.com
Model: André
Real time light painting, captured in one single photographic exposure.
Laowa 12/2,8 - f11
plexy shape, colour filter, adapter and Ruys Lightworks flashlight from Light Painting Paradise, Convoy S2+ blue, Emisar D4V2 3000K, self made light scanner and self made camera rotation tool v2.1
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Faffing about with light blades again, inspired by the incredible work of Chris Searle.
8 rotations of the blade on the rotation jig, each after 8 turns of my crt handle.
This curved blade always seems to give a very organic light form regardless of the pitch and angle of the blades rotation.
Blade powered by the Ryus Lightworks modded torch v2 and a universal connector from www.lightpaintingbrushes.com
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A proof of concept photo I attempted based on an earlier photo I did. Decided the orb with arms would be even more menacing with some hands reaching for the viewer.Not my usual clean edit as my settings were off and a lot of background noise is present, requiring a reshoot very soon!!
I am more active on Instagram. If you like my work, and are on IG, please follow me at @s1price_lightworks. Thanks!
I am far more active on Instagram. If you like my work, and are on IG, please follow me at @s1price_lightworks. Thanks!
I love using Ryu's Lightworks V2 torch. So many different modes, it's not until you have a play around that all sorts of different effects can be made. I set up the wheel-on-tripod tool with a HM plexiglass tool, gelled pink and a rave -wand (whoop whoop). Set the V2 to a slow flash strobe. Th Sony A7ii was set up on the camera rotator and was uncapped every 90 degrees around 360, spinning the wheel each time.
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Camera and light source therapy this evening. Green light pen, Translucent light writer and the black fibers all from www.lightpaintingbrushes.com with a dual colour gel all powered by the Ryus Lightworks wonder torch on super strobe mode.
Mid exposure lens swap from the Pentax 28mm to a 28-70mm.
This was a PITA to build, but was one of my summer learning projects. I had it reverse rotation just for fun.
Videos acquired with a ZWO ASI120MC camera, Celestron C8 telescope on a Celestron CGEM mount.
1.5 hours of 1000 frames videos @ 40 frames per second..
Each video stacked in AutoStakkert.
Then, each resulting image wavelet processed in Registax.
Raw video made in PIPP
Video cleaned up in LightWorks.
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Some of my particles accelerated this evening. Here's hoping they slow back down to my pace again.
Dennis Ryu's Lightworks modded torch, LP brushes black fibers gelled orange and a flashgun. A couple of different focus points and an aperture change or two. Shot using my current favourite vintage lens the Pentacon 29mm F2.8.
Raw conversion in LR with some minor tweaks.
I light painted this design in my back yard using a home-made acrylic blade edge-lit with a flashlight set in strobe mode. It was done in a single exposure of 206 seconds. The orb itself is about 6 feet in diameter.
Flickr has limiation on playing back video.
Please check out my new time-lapses in Youtube or Vimeo:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=P495jhUN_Yg
The video is the time-lapses I have taken in 2014.
I have used Panasonic GH3 for most time-lapses, except one of them is taken by a Canon EOS 450D. ffmpeg is used to combine each image sequences. Post production is done by Lightworks. The music is Hand in Hand, purchased in Sony Creative Software.
Hope you enjoy it.