Learn How To Capture Light Painting Photography using the camera on your Cell Phone In this light painting tutorial video. The Light Painting concepts in this photography tutorial apply to any cell phone camera iPhone, Android or any other.

The settings that I used in the app to capture the Light Writing were:
Light Trails Mode
Full Light Sensitivity
Shutter speed on Bulb
ISO 32

Some important tips where dark clothing and make sure you use a tripod!

In this video I capture a simple Light Writing using a iPhone 14 Pro Max with an app called Slow Shutter Cam. If you have a different type of cell phone (Android or other) you can still capture the your light painting art on it as long as you can record a long exposure, your cell phone camera may have this ability or you might need to download some sort of long exposure app like I did.

The App that I used is called: Slow Shutter Cam

The light painting tools that I use in this Light Painting tutorial:
Light Painting Brushes: https://lightpaintingbrushes.com
Soonfire MX66 Flashlight: https://amzn.to/3x9jN9Y
Cellphone Tripod: https://amzn.to/3VBGP2H

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This is the vlog of our 2024 Light Painting Presentation at Duke University! My fellow Light Painters and I were asked to give a presentation on our love of Light Painting sharing how we use Light itself as the medium to create our artwork. There were many parts of our presentation including a table/booth we had set up sharing the Light Painting Brushes tools as well as sharing images we created with them. I gave a short talk sharing that Light Painting is its own independent art from separate from photography, we gave a demonstration of Light Painting techniques, August Burns had a laser light show and we created live Light Painting Portraits.

The tools that I use are from: https://LightPaintingBrushes.com

Camera Rotation Light Painting Tutorial: https://youtu.be/G0ZFD9hj5fs?si=Nigg4YZaz30rpXVa

These are the first two days at Duke University where my fellow Light Painters and I get set up for a Light Painting talk and demonstration. Special Thank You to August Burns who worked tirelessly to set all of this up! In this episode I arrive at duke to see Laura DelPrato’s talk on the Art and Science of Light Painting. We explore the campus at Duke University as well as the beautiful Gardens! We do a little practice Light Painting but mainly prepare for the big event that will happen in the next episode!

The tools that I use are from: https://LightPaintingBrushes.com

Perfect Circle Light Painting Tutorial: https://youtu.be/w-xDxsfFePs?si=zUTGrr4CxEiLefZw

In this episode of the Light Painting Photography Vlog I stop at Poplar Point campground at Jordan Lake in North Carolina. I find a great campsite on the water and create some Light Paintings right in the back of my camp. I explore the area a little bit and show some of the spots that could be good for Light Painting Photography at night. During my Light Painting I have an interesting event happen while Light Writing my Fallen World Light Writing. My camera mysteriously falls over and then my tripod breaks, if you look closely you can see eyes looking at me in the top right corner of the frame just after the camera falls. When I wake up in the morning my campsite is trashed, it was an interesting experience to say the least. John 3:16 🙂

The tools that I use are from: https://LightPaintingBrushes.com

Perfect Circle Light Painting Tutorial: https://youtu.be/w-xDxsfFePs?si=zUTGrr4CxEiLefZw