Light Art.

[Deeeee]

a bit confused as to how it works

looks cool and was wondering how to do it

is there a special camera you need or special pen or something?

cheers

[Gordi]

slow shutter speed. highish iso. then take the shot and while the shutter is open. stant in fromt of the camera and write what you want with a laser bed or torch etc

[Gordi]

i did these with my old point and shoot camera:

[Deeeee]

cheers

love it!

[Jungle_Jimm]

Originally Posted by Gordi

slow shutter speed. highish iso. then take the shot and while the shutter is open. stant in fromt of the camera and write what you want with a laser bed or torch etc

i would put it on the lowest ISO, it reduces noise and will give you a slower shutter speed, so longer time to work with. Also use a tripod.

Nice pics ^ ^

here are some of mine

[Gordi]

^^ ive seen them before? u posted them on here before? i defos agree with the tripod! set up ur viewfinder also to focus on the area you want.

[Ryanp]

I dont know why but this has never interested me in the slightest.

It might be because its to do with tripod work

[bullit]

i heard y0u were a trip0d?

[Lew_C]

I like the motorway at night style ones myself.. generally the light dragging ones. Best way is a tri pod and some sort of long time exposure setting on your camera.. you will find it only works at night because it tries to draw in so much light it will just be white in the day.. here are a few of mine and i just use a bog standard Kodak Easyshare M753 but want a D-SLR

http://tinypic.com/r/14wvmsy/3
http://tinypic.com/r/zn2d5y/3
http://tinypic.com/r/28wbyc/3
http://tinypic.com/r/oumo35/3

[liam-o]

Originally Posted by Lew_C

I like the motorway at night style ones myself.. generally the light dragging ones. Best way is a tri pod and some sort of long time exposure setting on your camera.. you will find it only works at night because it tries to draw in so much light it will just be white in the day.. here are a few of mine and i just use a bog standard Kodak Easyshare M753 but want a D-SLR

http://tinypic.com/r/14wvmsy/3
http://tinypic.com/r/zn2d5y/3
http://tinypic.com/r/28wbyc/3
http://tinypic.com/r/oumo35/3

i also like the night motorway ones, how is it that people do the videos of the motorways?

[Lew_C]

Originally Posted by liam-o

i also like the night motorway ones, how is it that people do the videos of the motorways?

I've never looked into video, but im guessing very bluntly here that there must be some sort of exposure setting and set above the motorway etc but and left to film for a few minutes then possibly speeded up to a higher speed

[Lew_C]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFC3m...eature=related

Liam- o see this video here for example look at 30 - 32 seconds look at much difference the colour of the sky is in the end just over the 2 seconds so must have took hours to film it.

[liam-o]

ah, looking at it there, it looks like a very long clip sped up, so with high traffic going fast it makes the same sort of effect?

[Marcus000]

Few from Blackpool front last week!







Used bulb mode for this rather than a set shutter speed.

[NICK2506]

i did light art with my car once....

[Adum]

^^i did that same sort of thing with my EK9 lol

[Lew_C]

They are mint guys! what cameras are you using for that?

[jaybiss]

you can use any old camera, you just need a real slow shutter speed to draw. its easiest to use a mag light and take the end off so you have like a candle. then you just draw

[_ELECTABUZZ_]

Originally Posted by jaybiss

you can use any old camera, you just need a real slow shutter speed to draw. its easiest to use a mag light and take the end off so you have like a candle. then you just draw

fucking awsome!! +1

[Lew_C]

Originally Posted by jaybiss

you can use any old camera, you just need a real slow shutter speed to draw. its easiest to use a mag light and take the end off so you have like a candle. then you just draw

Mint picture pal hahah