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Parabola - this is my play with the article I read at DPS.
Materials used: (1)flashlight (2) string (3) hook in the ceiling
How I did this?
First, tie a flashlight with a string and hook it SECURELY in the ceiling. (my version would be tying a rubber band on the flashlight and hooked it in the ceiling fan string - you know those long strings that control the light and the fan? - that's what I had so, I used it). I suggest you swing the flashlight back and forth first to make sure that its secure. YOu don't want the 99c flashlight to your hundred dollars or thousand dollar lens.
Set your aperture to the minimum (mine was 32) and your shutter speed to bulb and adjusting it as needed (can go as long as you want, I have done it 100 - 120 sec). Turn the flashlight on, the all the lights off (you can do this anyway you want, I just want you to have another light source) then swing the flashlight however you want, then click it....
Do it however you please....Enjoy
Water resistant design.
Comes with 2pcs 2400mAh 18650 batteries.
Comes with a travel charger for charging the 18650 batteries.
I bought one of the wonder 'cold heat' soldering iron. then realized the thing was a piece of crap... so i turned it into a pink led flashlight for my girlfriend.
Part of my Crysis map Castaway:
The flashlight model in his hand was made from scratch in SketchUp. It 1:1 scale with dimensions taken off a mag-light.
This image was taken in the closed Santa Fe Mental Hospital. Red light at the end of the hall is a remote triggered SB-800. Everything else was lit by photographer using a flashlight on a 1 min exposure.
I had a lot of fun with this. I was taking pictures for quite awhile and experimenting with the multiple "me" idea. This one I thought was funny but also not too bad looking. I set a longer exposure of 4 seconds and shined a flashlight on my face briefly and then moved and did that again.
Exposure 4
Aperture f/3.1
Focal Length 6.3 mm
ISO Speed 80
A flashlight sits on the top of my wife's computer desk shelf, a light useful for exploring the back of the PC when replugging connections.
Can you imagine a flashlight small enough to attach to your keychain, but with two powerful LED lights, and it never needs batteries?
A small solar panel on the back of the LED flashlight converts light to energy to power the bright LED lights. Such compact fun gadgets are definitely the love of a large group of people, especially the young.
ZEN MAGNETS - Neodymium Magnetic Balls (@489) - Flashlight
(@319) = Handle - Length(26 x 12-ball rings linked) + End cap(6-ball ring + 1 ball center)
(@090) = Lens Mount to Handle - (5 x 18-ball rings linked) ... 2 layers of Handle inserted into 1st 2 layers of Lens Mount
(@008) = power switch
(@018) = Internal Lens Plate - (6-ball inner ring + 12-ball outer ring coupled) ... inserted at last Lens Mount ring slightly indented
(@054) = Outer Lens Cover - (3 x 18-ball rings linked) ... coupled to Lens Mount to Handle
Black PVC pipe, 1.5" ID.
Velco straps hold it above the drivers side door, tucked above the frame rail. Velcro closure to retain the light in the tube.