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spacemanspiff location: Boston, Massachoooooosets Gender: Male \|	First Time Lightpainting < on 2/8/2011 2:10 AM >

	Hey guys, I went out a little while ago and did some really amateur light painting, but I'm pretty happy with the results. Let me know what you think. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. These pictures were taken with a Sony DSC-H20, so they're not the best quality, and the longest exposure I could do was 30 seconds. http://www.flickr....pacemanspiff/sets/

Price location: Houston,TX Gender: Male Urbex: Keeping record of things most people have forgotten. \|	Re: First Time Lightpainting <Reply # 1 on 2/8/2011 2:14 AM >

	is light graffiti illegal? id watch out.... Cool Pics i want to do some LP pretty soon “It still amazes me how many millions goes to discovering another star in the galaxies when, for all we know, we are still sitting on top of another undiscovered world beneath our feet.” -Martin Dansky (1952)

spacemanspiff location: Boston, Massachoooooosets Gender: Male \|	Re: First Time Lightpainting <Reply # 2 on 2/8/2011 2:19 AM >

	While I was doing the SMILE thing, some guy walked by and gave me the weirdest look. Imagine a kid, late at night, waving a flashlight at a wall with a camera set up behind him. Probably thought I was high. http://www.flickr....pacemanspiff/sets/

Canadavey This member has been banned. See the banlist for more information. location: York Region Gender: Male Dehr. \| \|	Re: First Time Lightpainting <Reply # 3 on 2/8/2011 2:19 AM >

	You got the concept down pat, keep painting!

spacemanspiff location: Boston, Massachoooooosets Gender: Male \|	Re: First Time Lightpainting <Reply # 4 on 2/8/2011 2:29 AM >

	By the way, sorry that this isn't ue related. I just wanted some input on these. http://www.flickr....pacemanspiff/sets/

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Re: First Time Lightpainting
<Reply # 5 on 2/9/2011 12:32 PM >

Posted by spacemanspiff
While I was doing the SMILE thing, some guy walked by and gave me the weirdest look. Imagine a kid, late at night, waving a flashlight at a wall with a camera set up behind him. Probably thought I was high.

lol!

Like Canadavey said, you have the concept down now just keep painting and soon you'll be doing crazier, more intricate things with sometimes cool results.

There's a place for everything. Some people lightpaint the shit out of every place they're at and every photo they take (similarly: HDR) and it gets tiresome to look at - fast. It's a cool concept - another tool, if you will - that you have at your disposal. Learn, practice, use it wisely.

Steed location: Edmonton/Seoul Gender: Male Your Friendly Neighbourhood Race Traitor \| \|	Re: First Time Lightpainting <Reply # 6 on 2/15/2011 5:34 AM >

	Not sure how your camera works, but the exposure setting might have the "bulb" option. This basically means the shutter will stay open as long as you want. On my camera, you click the shutter (or better, remote) once to open it, and click it a second time to close the shutter. This can give you exposures as long as you like.

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