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Experiments in Light - Light Painting...

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Experiments in Light - Light Painting sent on August 24, 2014 (22:00) by Fedemini. 7 comments, 880 views.

, 15 sec f/16.0, ISO 100, tripod.

Prime prove di light painting. Critiche sempre apprezzate.





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sent on September 12, 2014 (18:18)


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Mooooolto bello l'effetto di luce!
Ma posso chiederti cosa hai usato?
Interessante comunque, bravo bravo! ;-)
Un saluto

Alex

Soooo beautiful effect of light!
But can I ask what you used?
Interesting though, bravo bravo! ;-)
A greeting

Alex

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sent on September 12, 2014 (20:09)


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Grazie Alex, sono i primi esperimenti, ho usato una torcia a 3 led e poi fai il pazzo per 15 secondi di esposizione, è molto divertente e sembra di dipingere un quadro ti consiglio di provarci ci vuole pocoMrGreen

Thanks Alex, are the first experiments, I used a 3-LED flashlight and then you make the mad for 15 seconds of exposure, it is very funny and seems to paint a picture I suggest you try it takes a little:-D

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sent on September 12, 2014 (20:34)


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Si i secondi li avevo visti ed avevo capito la tecnica del light painting (già usata anche io ma in altra maniera)..cacchio certo che la voglio provare anche io!!! MrGreen
Dove l'hai trovata quella torcia li?
Dici che la recupero su ebay o altro? E i colori sono intercambiabili?
Sono curioso come un cane in chiesa!!! Ahahahah ;-)
Comunque è un bel effetto, complimenti ancora Sorriso

It is the second I saw them and I knew the technique of light painting (I've also used it in any other way) .. heck certain that I want to try it myself !!! :-D
Where did you get that torch them?
You say that the recovery on ebay or something? And the colors are interchangeable?
I'm curious like a dog in church !!! Ahahahah;-)
However, it is a nice effect, congratulations again-)

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sent on September 12, 2014 (20:45)


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In base all'effetto che vuoi ottenere dovesti ovviamente cambiare la fonte di luce, quindi se vuoi un tratto fine dovrai usare una torcia o anche un solo led e viceversa se vuoi il fascio più largo torcie più grosse, per il colore o prendi dei fogli tipo carta velina del colore che preferisci e li fissi con un elastico oppure vai di photoshop:)
La mia torca nello specifico se ti interessa è una semplice Varta a 3 led che trovi nei briko o altri shop del genere, adesso sono in preparazione per provare con tratti più fini per vedere l'effetto.Sorriso


Depending on the effect you want to achieve of course you had to change the light source, so if you want a sudden end you have to use a flashlight or even a single LED and vice versa if you want the wider beam torches bigger, the color of the sheets or take type of tissue paper color you prefer and fixed them with a rubber band or go to photoshop :)
My twist specifically if you are interested in is a simple Varta 3 LEDs that are in briko or other shop like this, I am now preparing to test with finer strokes to see the effect. :-)

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sent on September 13, 2014 (8:51)


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Ultima domanda, poi giuro che non ti rompo più MrGreen tu eri dietro il fascio di luce (e chiaramente non sei uscito perché sottoesposto) o dietro la reflex e dipingevi su una parete?
La torcia si, ho presente quale è, e l'idea del foglio di carta velina colorata è davvero intelligente, poi al limite per accentuare il colore ed il contrasto via di PS, quindi, avendo già anche io una torcia a led (con fascio di luce zoomabile) potrei usare quella e vedere se esce meglio con il fascio stretto o largo..mmm, appena mi arriva la 6D ci provo ;-)
Nel frattempo mi procuro la carta MrGreen
Grazie intanto per tutte le delucidazioni Fede! ;-)

Alex

Last question, then I swear I'll break more:-D you were behind the beam of light (and of course not because you came out underexposed) or behind the camera and painted it on a wall?
The flashlight is, I present what is, and the idea of ??a sheet of colored tissue paper is really smart, then the limit to accentuate the color and contrast via the PS, so having already I also a LED flashlight (with beam light zoomable) I could use that and see if it comes out better with the narrow beam or largo..mmm, as soon as I get the 6D I try;-)
Meanwhile I get the card:-D
Meanwhile, thanks for all the explanations Faith! ;-)

Alex

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sent on September 13, 2014 (9:43)


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Tu tu stai davanti alla macchina e "dipingi" sull'obiettivo, come se facessi un autoscatto, poi con questa tecnica puoi fare anche altre foto carine tipo quella del bosai che vedi in questa galleria è sempre con la stessa tecnica solo che spennelli il soggetto.

You you're in front of the car and "paint" on the lens, as if I were a self-timer, then with this technique you can do other nice pictures of Bosai type that you see in this gallery is always using the same technique except that the subject spennelli .

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sent on September 13, 2014 (10:16)


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Ok, come avevo immaginato! ;-)
Si quella del bonsai l'ho vista, ed avevo capito che avevi usato una torcia dall'ombra che si è creata sulla parete retrostante al soggetto Sorriso

Io invece l'ho usata proprio per esporre un'immagine perché ero in un sotterraneo e con il flash e 30sec di esposizione non avevo buoni risultati.
Dagli un'occhiata se ti capita di passare tra le mie gallerie, è nella galleria di Mombello col nome "il sotterraneo del sussurro", ecco, quell'immagine è tutta illuminata artificialmente con la tecnica del light painting ;-)

Comunque ti terrò aggiornato appena metto in pratica i tuoi consigli ;-)MrGreen

Ok, as I had imagined! ;-)
It is one of the bonsai I saw, and I knew that you had used a torch that has been created by the shadow on the wall behind the subject-)

But I've just used to expose a picture because I was in a dungeon and with the flash and 30sec exposure I had good results.
Check it out if you happen to pass through my galleries, is in the gallery of Mombello with the name "the underground whisper," here, that image is all lit up artificially with the technique of light painting;-)

Anyway I'll keep you updated as soon as I put into practice your advice;-):-D


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