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Lightwriting, by insite on Jul 28, 2007 7:30:28 GMT 1, You don't need any photoshop for these it's purely camera technique. You'll need a sturdy tripod or stable platform to lock off the camera, set a long exposure, a few seconds at least then get your torch and start writing. It's all about matching the movement with the length of exposure so experimentation is the key to success. There's another technique called lightpainting where you use a big torch, one of those million candle power jobs is good to "paint" in parts of a scene at night. Digital cameras have made this type of photography very accessible with the ability to instantly review and check results, also if you're disorganised like me the camera records all your settings so you have an idea of where to start from next time.
You don't need any photoshop for these it's purely camera technique. You'll need a sturdy tripod or stable platform to lock off the camera, set a long exposure, a few seconds at least then get your torch and start writing. It's all about matching the movement with the length of exposure so experimentation is the key to success. There's another technique called lightpainting where you use a big torch, one of those million candle power jobs is good to "paint" in parts of a scene at night. Digital cameras have made this type of photography very accessible with the ability to instantly review and check results, also if you're disorganised like me the camera records all your settings so you have an idea of where to start from next time.
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Lightwriting, by Joe J on Jul 28, 2007 9:14:53 GMT 1, Really interesting Insite. Thank you.
I still feel some must be doctored in a post production package like photoshop. Its just to clean...
Really interesting Insite. Thank you.
I still feel some must be doctored in a post production package like photoshop. Its just to clean...
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Lightwriting, by insite on Jul 28, 2007 9:37:39 GMT 1, Really interesting Insite. Thank you. I still feel some must be doctored in a post production package like photoshop. Its just to clean...
One way of getting long exposure times without over exposing is to use a low setting (ASA for our American cousins) this does help to reduce digital "noise" giving a clean image. However using long exposures on digital sensors can cause them to overheat which then gives a grainy look to the image so you may well be right on the potatoshop front.
There's a street artist who uses this technique but I can't remember their name, they're in "Art Of Rebellion 2" but I'm not at home so can't look it up I'll try to remember this thread and post a link in a couple of days.
Really interesting Insite. Thank you. I still feel some must be doctored in a post production package like photoshop. Its just to clean... One way of getting long exposure times without over exposing is to use a low setting (ASA for our American cousins) this does help to reduce digital "noise" giving a clean image. However using long exposures on digital sensors can cause them to overheat which then gives a grainy look to the image so you may well be right on the potatoshop front. There's a street artist who uses this technique but I can't remember their name, they're in "Art Of Rebellion 2" but I'm not at home so can't look it up I'll try to remember this thread and post a link in a couple of days. |
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Lightwriting, by jp on Jul 28, 2007 11:15:09 GMT 1, You can get this effect from a camera. Take a look at this example where the artist explains how he did it.
www.pbase.com/lorin/death_in_the_afternoon
There are other examples of this on pbase too. Try a search for "painting with light"
You can get this effect from a camera. Take a look at this example where the artist explains how he did it. www.pbase.com/lorin/death_in_the_afternoonThere are other examples of this on pbase too. Try a search for "painting with light" |
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Lightwriting, by insite on Jul 30, 2007 15:06:09 GMT 1, Remembered too look it up, artists name is Elpu**ycat some pretty clever stuff here.
www.fotolog.com/elpu**ycat/8199280
O.K. so the link won't work because of the swear filter so replace the ** with ss and type it in....old skool
Remembered too look it up, artists name is Elpu**ycat some pretty clever stuff here. www.fotolog.com/elpu**ycat/8199280O.K. so the link won't work because of the swear filter so replace the ** with ss and type it in....old skool |
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Lightwriting, by Joe J on Jul 30, 2007 19:12:47 GMT 1, Thanks again to all.
Thanks again to all.
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Lightwriting, by pelle on Jul 30, 2007 20:01:46 GMT 1, anyone remember this guy?
anyone remember this guy? |
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Lightwriting, by pelle on Jul 30, 2007 20:34:03 GMT 1, heh, this respect point system is funny. In the course of the day I've gone from something like +2 to currently -2 without posting anything too offensive (feel free to correct me if you feel differently). Strange.
If anyone disagrees with me and what I write, then I wish they'd just come out and say it.
If, on the other hand, this is some childish game of just having it in for me, well... have fun then. Just know that you've broken my heart, you cruel cruel person.
heh, this respect point system is funny. In the course of the day I've gone from something like +2 to currently -2 without posting anything too offensive (feel free to correct me if you feel differently). Strange.
If anyone disagrees with me and what I write, then I wish they'd just come out and say it.
If, on the other hand, this is some childish game of just having it in for me, well... have fun then. Just know that you've broken my heart, you cruel cruel person.
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Lightwriting, by Joe J on Aug 1, 2007 12:59:42 GMT 1, +1 for the Pablo Picasso shots Pelle!
Really amazing stuff Rabbitlegs, thank you
+1 for the Pablo Picasso shots Pelle!
Really amazing stuff Rabbitlegs, thank you
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Lightwriting, by robertleehilton on Oct 14, 2007 3:17:13 GMT 1, picasso, ah picasso - he was big with the nazis, wasn't he? 
picasso, ah picasso - he was big with the nazis, wasn't he? |
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