For the promotion and progression of Light Painting Art and Artist.
Here is a quick and simple video showing the behind the scenes of how to Light Paint a Heart using tools from Light Painting Brushes. Hope everyone has/had a Happy Valentine’s Day. Today and everyday is the time to show LOVE to everyone, including yourself! Enjoy.
Camera Settings were: ISO100 – F11 – 333 Second Exposure
In this Light Painting Photography Tutorial titled Elon Musk Landing on Mars to use Dogecoin to purchase the first Martian Tesla, just to see if this video will get more views based on the Elon Musk Title over other tutorials, I show how to Light Paint a SciFi scene using tools from Light Painting Brushes. Who knows maybe this is what it will look like when Elon finally gets to step foot onto the red planet.
The camera settings for this tutorial were:
ISO 100
F22
Bulb Mode
Total Exposure Time was 240 Seconds.
The tools used in this Light Painting Photography Tutorial were from https://lightpaintingbrushes.com
Soonfire MX66 Flashlight: https://amzn.to/38dXpLL
The RGB Light I used if from Frank at Light Excursion: https://www.instagram.com/lightexcursion/
In this Light Painting Photography Tutorial I show How To Light Paint a custom made, creepy mask that I received from Annie Jones. In this video I use tools from Light Painting Brushes and Spiffy Gear to try to add to the creepiness of this killer mask. I illuminate the mask shinning the light from the bottom up to bring out some of the texture and shadows of the mask itself. I illuminated the eyes using the Blue Light Pen. I also use the Fiber Optics to add in some different textures and create an illuminated background, finally I created the lines using the KYU-6. All of this is done in one single photographic exposure.
The Light Painting Tools used in this video are from:
https://lightpaintingbrushes.com
https://spiffygear.com
Camera Settings for this Light Painting Photography Tutorial were:
ISO100
F8
Bulb Mode
Exposure Time was 250 Seconds
Check out some of Annie’s Light Painting and Mask Making Skills on here instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/annie.jonesphotography/
Light Painting Brushes Brand Ambassador Jason Rinehart has released his latest episode of his Light Painting Video Tutorial Series “Around The House”. In this episode Jason shares how to create vivid and colorful images using his Light Painting Brushes Plexiglass Diamond and transparent window gels, normally used for Holiday decorations! The settings used in this tutorial were: ISO 500, F8 and the exposure times were all around one minute!
In this Light Painting video I drag my Aunt and Uncle to the top of a mountain while I trace them with light to create a Light Painting Picnic Under The Stars. It was an absolutely beautiful night in the mountains of North Carolina. I am grateful to be able to share a night of creating under the stars with them and I think they appreciated how beautiful the night was with the fireflies and stars all around!
Here is the link the the Lightman Light Painting Tutorial I referenced in the video: https://youtu.be/2vCaiF9DSxU
The Camera settings I used were:
ISO 400
F22, F11 and F2.8 all in the same exposure.
Bulb Mode
Total Exposure Time was 358 seconds.
The Tools that I used can be found here:
Light Painting Brushes: https://lightpaintingbrushes.com
Flashlight was the Soonfire MX66: https://amzn.to/3yQGWcK
In this Light Painting Tutorial I show how to create a simple orb using the new Light Painting Brushes Glitter Sticks. The Glitter Sticks create a very unique texture of light unlike anything else and they are great for making all kinds of shapes like Light Painted Orbs. As with all Light Painting techniques you can make this your own by doing something as simple as moving your arm in a different way! I am excited to see what everyone makes with these new Light Painting tools. If you use this technique or these tools please share them with me on my instagram page here: https://www.instagram.com/jasondpage_lightpainter/
Light Painting Photographer Jason Rinehart is known for creating extraordinary Light Paintings with everyday household items! In the second episode of his new Light Painting Video Tutorial series Jason shows how to create some colorful portraits using a Universal Connector from Light Painting Brushes and some everyday drinking straws! Check out the video and images below! Check out Episode 1 over on our YouTube Channel here!
In this Light Painting Photography Tutorial I show how to create some unique and vivid colors in your Light Painting Photography work by adding some Liquid chalk onto your Plexiglass! These Liquid Chalk markers can be a little bit messy but they go on and most importantly come off of your Plexiglass Light Painting Tools really easy! In this tutorial I used these Liquid Chalk Markers and Plexiglass tools from Light Painting Brushes! Check out the video and images below!
In this Light Painting tutorial I show How To Light Paint a Dandelion using tools from Light Painting Brushes. The camera that I use is the Canon 6D Mark ii and the Rokinon 14MM Manual lens. The manual lens was important in creating this image because I changed the aperture during the exposure. The camera settings that I used were ISO100, F16 for the Flower portion of the image, then I changed the aperture to 2.8 to illuminate the scene and allow the background to expose. The total exposure time for this image was 440 seconds. It was all created in real time and captured to the camera in one single photographic frame. If you are new to Light Painting check out this detailed tutorial showing how to light paint a flower here: HOW TO LIGHT PAINT A FLOWER
In this tutorial video I talk all about Camera Rotation Photography. Camera Rotation is a form of Kinetic Light Painting in that the lights in the scene stay stationary and the camera is what moves to create the color and design within the frame. The Camera Rotation Tool that I use in this video is a 360º Panoramic Tripod Gimbal and it is as simple as it gets when it comes to a CRT. As with all light painting the possibilities are limitless, I hope you enjoy the video.
Here are the links to what I used if you want to build your own Camera Rotation Tool:
Gimbal: https://amzn.to/2LZFTnO
Hot Shoe Phone Holder: https://amzn.to/3u3Axsz
Tripod: https://amzn.to/37iDzj4
Want to learn more about Camera Rotation Photography check out this tutorial from some of the best and also this great Facebook Group on Camera Rotation Photography!
