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Inova X5 flashlight... I've been carrying this for several years but was bored the other night so it went under the knife. For anyone in the market for a light, I would highly recommend the Inova line, they make excellent products and are damn near indestructible.
I was trying some light-writing for my 365 today. But my skills were lacking and I had to keep stopping to wait for the traffic. I set my tripod up on my back deck so I would have the dark trees as a backdrop and still be able to see the pathway for walking back and forth to the camera.
The location of my camera put the intersection near our house right behind it. So I had cars and their headlights pointing directly at me and the camera.
While waiting for a string of cars, I held the flashlight under my face and then moved around. It was a terrible effect, but it gave me the idea for this.
I used a red handkerchief over the flashlight to give it the red tint. I stood still and shined it on my face for a few seconds. Then turned it off, stepped to a new spot and did the same.
And this was the result! I'm pretty happy how it turned out.
Using my new Vello wireless remote control, I made a few long exposures of my kids playing with flashlights. This is Rebecca, solo.
Exposure: 22 seconds
Playing with a flashlight and long exposures. Oh, and shoveled all the snow. Holy crap, so much snow.
And here I've strung the wires down through the space between the inner and outer walls of the thermos. Not much to say about this. It's not rocket science. When I solder in the switch I'll have to use some shrink tubing to make sure it doesn't short out through the steel of the thermos.
Shown are an MG L-Mini II with turbo head (on the left), an 18650 Li-Ion battery (for size reference) and an MG L-Mini II with a pocket clip from a Fenix PD30.
experimenting with lighting for a future photo shoot.
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