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The second level basement of the building was quite dark and cold as demonstrated by the vapor in Joe's breath, illuminated by his mothers corny flashlight.
I get a lot of questions on my lighting. This is a sample of one of my favorite tools. That's right a flashlight.
See the video:
... but when i was already gone to bed I remembered taking a photo. Just armed with a flashlight.
Had a nice phone call today.
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I get a lot of questions on my lighting. This is a sample of one of my favorite tools. That's right a flashlight.
See the video:
Submitted by: Hazel Angelyn E. Tesoro
Country: Philippines
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Category: Amateur
Caption: Flashlight at Daylight
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Photo uploaded from the #EyeCareEverywhere Photo Competition (photocomp.iapb.org) held for World Sight Day 2018
The first shot of my five night trip through the Mojave last month. Took a little while to get used to this intense background of false illumination. I ended up loving it!
Exposure: 4 minutes @ f/8, 200 ISO. Full moonlight and CTO gelled LED flashlight
A light pattern created by hanging a flashlight from a ceiling, turning out the lights and setting it swinging.
112 Pictures in 2012, #73 A Shot in the Dark
3.15.2012
This picture was shot with a LED flashlight pointed down into a dark basement. I want to revisit this concept, maybe with a different kind of flashlight and addition of props.
I made 3 of them for my parents and my brother. Easy and fun. I bought kits from a guy since I was short on time but if I make more I'll order the parts myself.
Another view of the new butt extension.
I also checked how it looked with a normal, dim, regular flashlight bulb at the appropriate 3V (2AA) - I just held everything together by hand, no soldering this time, since it was just a quick check. And in a dark room, it'll throw a spot of light on the wall, and even from an angle, you can clearly tell the inside is lit. No pictures, as my hands were full.
However, the bulb is at the bottom of a not particularly shiny tube, that narrows down at the mouth, and I got some glue on the plastic lens covering the reflector dish. So the light isn't as bright as I would like; it's hardly noticeable in a lit room. As a result I'm going back to my first idea of an extra bright Krypton bulb. This time one rated for a higher voltage, but I may have to abandon the 9V battery (too bad, as it's nice and compact). I may have to pick up some specialty batteries to fit my limited space. Pricier than I was thinking when I started all this, but it's not going to break the bank.
But that means another trip to RadioShack, and that'll have to wait for tomorrow or the next day.