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Flash powder device from the early 20th century . Flash powder is put on the tray . A battery inside the container provides an electric current that heats a thin wire that runs through the powder . At a certain moment the powder explodes and gives a flash .
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Experimenting with a bright flashlight to do light painting this morning using the new Canon 6D, before sunrise, at home, at the Golden Gate, and the Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco, USA. I'm not impressed, could've taken these easily with a cheaper camera. I used the flashlight on the rocks in the foreground, I don't know why came out electric blue.
After a misty rain all day, I decided to take a a few late night pics of my sodden, drippy deck flowers.
Setup:
(1) 500 watt work light left of the subject diffused through shower curtain.
(1) piece of white posterboard on the right of the subject to provide fill. Also reflected some of the red light from the light source listed below.
(1) flashlight with red filter behind and to the left of flashlight to create red accent on left side. No diffusion.
(1) flashlight behind and to the rightof flashlight to create blue accent on right side. No diffusion.
(1) black curtain to serve as background.
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Thought I'd try something different. Instead of lighting the background to create separation, all of the light was placed on the subject. I'm not entirely satisfied with the result. I tried shining a third flashlight, diffused, down onto the subject to create highlights on the end of the handle, but the extra light dirtied up the foreground. When I try this setup again, I'll rig some type of reflector to do this.
It's midnight, you've done some star trails, you are waiting for the other camera to do a dark frame, why not test out that new LED light.
Bob walked in front of the camera to do some creative light painting....Who says you can't have some fun while waiting.....
3 minutes @ f4, did some extra sharpening and contrast to bring out the skies for this one. Full moon and Cleveland on the horizon made for a brilliant evening....
After a misty rain all day, I decided to take a a few late night pics of my sodden, drippy deck flowers.
After a misty rain all day, I decided to take a a few late night pics of my sodden, drippy deck flowers.
My third entry to the ABS Builder Challenge:
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Looks like someone lost their flashlight.
The seed part is that red bucket.
I post this only because of what appears to be a hold in the right fin of the Mana with light passing through it - as if it were its own light source! I suspect this is not truly a hole, but a trick of the exposure, as it was taken at 1/15th second - but I'll have to go back and check.
The #MacroMondays theme for 5/12 is #stripes and this is the textured gripper part of the barrel of a small flashlight. And of course it’s blue and colorful!
(This one may be difficult to get a size verification on because of the curved barrel— oh, I really do need to get one of those third hand clamp gizmos!!)
Double Arch in Arches National Park, Utah as seen at night. The arch was light-painted using a large, xenon flashlight.
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This antique Eveready flashlight was among my parents' effects when they died a number of years ago. Our son kept it as a memento. He recently researched it and discovered this model (#2602) was first manufactured in 1925. A folding ring at the back end indicates the model may have been discontinued in 1929. The curved lens is quite distinct. Fitted with "C" batteries, it still works. (I included my modern watch to give an idea of scale.)
On a related note, we still have my mother's Hamilton Beach "Mixette" hand mixer which was one of my parents' wedding gifts nearly 80 years ago. It still works too. They don't make things like they used to.
I've still got a couple more strangers shots to post from Venice, but thought I'd mix things up a little. The project is already overwhelming my Photostream!
Here's a quick long exposure from last night, out on Peverill Point in Dorset. I used a flashlight/torch to paint in the seaweed and spray - it could certainly be more even, but I only got one go before the sea reclaimed my vantage point.
The light from the left is a mix of blue hour and Bournemouth's light pollution. The shots that followed were a little too orange from sodium vapour lighting.
UPDATE 2: (!) Still not quite happy with the banding, I switched to a SOOC version of the sky. From my monitor that leaves just one patch of banding at the top of the screen. That's uploading to Flickr as a 11.8Mb file without any tweaks - no noise reduction, no WB, no sharpening, etc. I turned everything off. It's better but still not perfect! Shot at ISO on the 5D MKiii so, really shouldn't have an issue, but there we go.
UPDATE: This is my second upload of this shot. The compression on uploading the first brought out a lot of banding, that was unapparent in the Lightroom version. I get a lot of issues uploading skies, and note contacts saying the same thing, so hope it's an issue the magic donkey is working on. I added 2% noise and a brush>splatter filter to the sky in an attempt to protect it this time round. It looks fine on iPad, but if I lower my head on the desktop monitor it still looks a little harsh. Commentary on this front would be hugely appreciated.
Hope everyone is having a great Easter!
One of numerous Joshua trees. They are only found in the desert southwest and will only grow between 1,300 and 5,900 feet elevation.
Night, near full moon, 180 second exposure, protomachines flashlight set to gold.
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I noticed this translucent sign hanging in a window and decided to use my flashlight to cast a shadow of the sign onto the wall/ceiling of the shop.