The circulation of Light Painting Photography Techniques That Produce Awesome Works

Do you know that many technological developments make something impossible possible? Can you paint light so that it can produce a fanta...

Do you know that many technological developments make something impossible possible? Can you paint light so that it can produce a fantastic piece of art? Moreover, those of you who like the world of photography may be familiar with this. Whereas for ordinary people, it can at least be a new insight, especially for those of you who like selfies and media images.

Immediately, the following articles are made from various sources:

1. The technique of painting light in a portrait frame

Light Painting Photos is creativity in the art that utilizes a slow shutter speed to capture the effects of light through the lens in recording light trails according to the various shapes that you want to make. Indeed, this technique is mostly only done by some professional photographers.

Even so, we can enjoy the results of the work. Do you want to know what the picture looks like? Come on, check the following:

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I might try to use the whip in full 360 tomorrow... what do you think? Yes or no? 🦍😆 _ With @kimhenry.dance and @lightpaintingbrushes #lightpainting #lightpaintingbrushes #litbyhand

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Milkyway + stop-motion tube light-painting 🎶 ... full details in Episode 134, fresh from today: TubeStories.tv With @kimhenry.dance GetTheTubes.com @lightpaintingtubes #stopmotion #timelapse #milkywaychasers #milkyway #nightphotography #nightphotographyexclusive #lightpaintingtubes #lightpainting #dancer #dancephotography #amazing_longexpo #longexpoelite #litbyhand

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2. How is the Light Painting Technique?

More clearly, please watch it until it's finished, following the explanation one of the many tutorials on youtube:

This Light Painting Photography technique is usually applied in dark rooms, both indoor and outdoor. The camera is directed only at specific points or areas of objects with the vulnerable shutter open so that photos record only that area.

The choice of a landscape in a particular angle can produce sub portraits with fantastic artwork. So the fact is that painting light can already be done. Even for myself, it is extraordinary beauty.

3. Requires high equipment and high art

Like the video description above, the Light Painting Photographic technique does require much-sophisticated equipment. Besides, the photographer also requires skill and a high artistic spirit. What is the art of painting light in the portrait frame like? Come on, point to this selected photo:

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Rate this side view 😆 _ With @kimhenry.dance and @photopills GetTheTubes.com @lightpaintingtubes #nightphotography #longexposure #menorca #menorcaisland #lightpainting #lightpaintingtubes #tubestories #ericpare #tubetribe

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Ohhhhh I have a second one from today's session with the #rainbowpanel and the #132cameras !!! It's a better one right? I'm still fascinated by this mirror effect 😆😆😆 ... thanks @kimhenry.dance for this fabulous performance ;) _ Check out the second slide for the added sledge part. This is what's bringing more light on Kim's face and it create that edge on top. Cool right? ;) _ @thexangle #bullettime #litbyhand #lightpainting #montreal @litbyhand

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See the facts behind by sliding the image. You can know that just a light game can be that cool.

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Suddenly today, and without thinking too much about it, we decided to go on seamless mode in our bullet-time software. That is a way of triggering camera 1 and 132 at the same time, then 2 and 131, 3 and 130, etc. This means that we always capture 2 angles at the same moment. It works quite well with light-painting as it gives us perfect symmetry in the shape and perfect endless loop with no beginning and no end. That's a bit of a tricky concept and we're still exploring with it. I'll dive into more details at some point Interval of 30ms, 3.2s, iso 400, f5.6, Holographic Peach tube from @lightpaintingtubes With the ultra talented @kimhenry.dance and @thexangle team using 132 dslr cameras #lightpainting #bullettime #litbyhand #lightpaintingtubes #ericpare #kimhenry #tubetribe #ifyouhigh #cameramayhem #montreal #streetartglobe #processvideo

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Creativity is real without limits, and the fruit of creativity is a sweet achievement.

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