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06/12/2012 11:41:22 PM · #1
Check this out: //blog.patdavid.net/2012/05/slow-light-light-painting.html

Using bulb to paint light into the picture from off camera. The bulb isn't visible though, so you don't get hot spots, you can choose where you'd like the light to be concentrated in the photo!
06/12/2012 11:49:22 PM · #2
The final image in his blog post is awesome! Though it is not his!!
06/13/2012 12:32:48 AM · #3
Yeah it's a fun technique to use, though I've only used it on a single entry. You can also do it with a speedlight, just turn down the power as far as you can and hand hold it, pressing the test button.
You can make your life easier by making small shroud out of cardboard and gaffers tape, or you can use something like cinefoil or whatever else to shape one. Making one will enable you to keep the bulb shielded from the recording medium easier and give you a nice directional source.

A number of folks here on DPC use the technique regularly, and there was a challenge for it, as well, with folks using both "types" of light painting.
06/13/2012 02:07:04 AM · #4

Here is my all time favourite video tutorial on the subject of painting with light.

It is well worth watching!
06/13/2012 02:07:00 PM · #5
I love light painting.
I did this one in your neck of the woods.

It's in Forest Park, a fun place to hike in after dark and do some light painting.
06/13/2012 03:03:50 PM · #6
Originally posted by Beetle:

Here is my all time favourite video tutorial on the subject of painting with light.

It is well worth watching!


Yup -- that is the most awesome!
06/14/2012 09:25:11 AM · #7
I've done this on 2 of my challenge images:

06/20/2012 01:15:34 AM · #8
Now's the time to do it, what with the new Structures At Night challenge.
07/25/2013 01:40:01 AM · #9
Light painting is a photographic technique in which exposures are made by moving a hand-held light source or by moving the camera. The term light painting also encompasses images lit from outside the frame with hand-held light sources.

07/25/2013 01:08:41 PM · #10

30 second exposure, light painted with mini-mag light.
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