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PAINTING WITH LIGHT (PHOTOGRAPHIC) xx PHOTOGRAPHIC LIGHTING xx SPECIAL EFFECTS PHOTOGRAPHY How to do lightpainting. Using a movie light bar, filled with colored 25 watt bulbs, to illuminate the object being filmed. Filming in a dark room, with exposure set on "Time", and moving the light bar, adds patterns to the picture. Lightstrokes. An exciting light-painting technique that makes the subject seem to radiate light rather than reflect it. The "paintbrush" is made from a penlight flashlight. An introduction to light painting. Altered image file. Three examples of special-effect techniques viewed. (1) Sabattier, (2) positive-negative sandwich, and (3) painting with flash. Painting with light. Taking a photograph by using one constantly moving light during prolonged time exposure. Useful when photographing an intricate device like an electronic chassis. Painting with light techniques. Traveling light. Creative, on-location lighting tips. How to use umbrella lighting, an architect's lamp, or painting with light to solve many lighting problems. How to use an ordinary 40-watt light bulb as a light source by using the technique called "painting with light". How to expose objects using the "painting with light" technique. How to outline objects with colored penlights in a totally dark room, with the lens set at time exposure, followed by a normal exposure of the object to complete the picture. Paint with light. How to make and use a fluorescent light stick (wand) to imbue your photos with streaks of color. Electric paintbrush. Use a 25-watt bulb and colored acetates in a "paint with light" technique to create surreal images of flowers and other still life objects. Comp book. Produce a visually stimulating photograph by painting with flash and the use of color flash filter effects. Some tips. Comp book. Painting with light. Using multiple flashes from an electronic flashgun to illuminate a two-story building. Light painting. A concise look at a relatively imprecise technique. Studio art. A lesson in light painting as practiced by Ali Farboud to produce conceptual photos. Painting with light using the Hosemaster Lighting System. Both still life and live model photos are discussed. Drawing with light. Using a simple penlight to outline a subject and/or produce patterns during a time exposure. Light painting. A different twist on a time-proven technique. How pros take those "impossible" photos. Lighting set-ups for high-speed, multiple exposure, close-up, and "painting with light" photos. Painting with light. Tips on using flashlights, penlights, light sticks, sparklers, etc. to outline and illuminate objects being photographed. The Hattersley class for beginners. Painting with light. Use small flashlights to illuminate the scene. Requires a camera which takes time exposures. How to get pro-quality lighting by having one flash unit do the work of many. Perform the "walk around" lighting technique. Light impressions. Making time-exposure photos at night while using a penlight to outline various shapes and objects (called painting with light). Light up the night. Using the painting with light technique to photograph a large area at night. Example shown is the Sun Temple at Mesa Verde. Fun with holiday lights. Do light painting by wrapping a model in low-voltage Christmas tree lights and taking photos in a darkened room. | |||||||||
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