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Body: Solarforce L2T
Tailcap: L2-S9
Bezel: L2-B5
Drop-In: Sportac Triple Nichia219C (Two Mode)
900/180 Lumen @ 1x18650
Focus-stack from 8 images...
December days are short in my location, and flashlight often is required even by outdoor photography in the middle of the day...
This red eyed little fellow is enjoying a hazelnut in the snow!
Iluminación a cargo de Jose Lopez y Juan Carlos Fajardo
Luces rojas con linternas Led lenser M7 y T7 filtradas con un gel rojo, interior con Flash SB 910 filtrado en rojo disparado con trigger. Iluminación de la maquina con Maglite 3D.
Lighting by Jose Lopez and Juan Carlos Fajardo
Red lights with lanterns Led lenser T7 & M7 filtered with a red gel. Indoors with SB 910 Flash with red filter, fired filter with trigger. Illumination machine with 3D Maglite.
I told Skye to write her name with the flashlight. Her instructions were to use the entire frame, do it in only two seconds, and not to move her whole body.
"Skye" isn't exactly legible. However, considering she only had a couple practice tries I think she did rather well. She told me after we took the shot that she used "cursive" so it would be faster.
The ISO was ramped up to 800 so I wouldn't have to use a flash and a 2 second shutter. Handheld!
Not a scan but the negative laid on my kindle with a flashlight app on and photographed with my iPhone. Fomapan 100 developed in homemade d23.
Adox Sport, Steinheil-Cassar 4.5/105mm, Rollei Ortho 25
exposure time: ca. 5 min (don't remember the exact time)
Exposure in the dark:
light-painting with flashlight.
I went camping in Stillwater Oklahoma a few days ago, and I FINALLY got to use my hammock that was purchased in the summer.
Nikon D700
Sigma 10-20mm
Ordered these off of eBay. Will be connecting them to a 4.5VDC power supply and using them in this year's Halloween display
This is my favorite Snare drum. It is a copper drum with a beautiful tone and visually quite striking to look at. As with my other music instruments I used flame to hi-light it I used a small flashlight underneath to illuminate the top drum head to also capture the drumsticks sitting on top. I tried using various other lights to illuminate it but keep comming back to an open flame or the fiery look. The reflection on the copper shell was a bonus!
My little brother and I were playing around with a flashlight and long shutter speeds.
This is me and my deconstructed (aka. failed!) attempt at drawing an octave clef. Good times, though
SOOC
Similar in composition to the previous photograph, this one was illuminated using only a mini-mag light. This was my first attempt at painting with a mini mag lite. Exposure set for 8 seconds as the small flashlight was used to create the lighting effect you see. Post processed with Picnik to curve the colors, contrast, and soften just a tad.
This is my longest exposure to date - about 3 minutes. The light is from the moon plus I augmented it a bit by walking down the path with my flashlight during the exposure.
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