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In this Light Painting Photography Tutorial you will see how to created a spiked orb using the Diamond Plexiglass attachment from Light Painting Brushes. We are working on all kinds of new videos so if you have not yet subscribed to our YouTube Channel head on over and check it out! Link HERE 🙂
Great news for Light Painters that are looking for a simple and affordable solution to view their light paintings in real-time! The team of Joerg Miedza and Josh Beckwith have just released the latest version of Light Paint Live Pro and its only $30 bucks! This innovative software allows you to view your light paintings on a laptop in real time as you create them! Some of the updates in the newest version of Light Paint Live Pro include remote control options from your phone, ghost slider and a decay effect.
The software can use a DSLR tethered to your computer however you can get nice results using a webcam as well, the recommended cameras are the BRIO or the C920. Here are some stills created by Joerg showing results from each of the cameras.
These are a few stills captured by the software in these new sample videos below you can see Light Paint Live in action!!
There are 2 versions of the software available, Version 3 which is FREE to download and this latest version 4+ which is $30 bucks, you can get them at LightPaintLive.com
Here is the 3rd installment of the Light Painting VLOG from iHeart Radio’s Wango Tango Music festival. The Light Painting Brushes team was invited to create light painting portraits of the Main Stage artist for the event. Unfortunately we were not allowed to film the behind the scenes footage with the celebrities but we did manage to get a few clips that you will see in this VLOG. The greatest part about this event was seeing the reactions to the images. These are people that have literally thousands of images taken of them and to see them amazed with what we created was something really special. The video and images are below, Enjoy. If you want to see all the episode CLICK HERE for the playlist.
Last 4th of July I planned to shoot the fireworks display but I wanted to try something a little different. Somewhere on the internet in years past I had seen what looked like sea creatures or flowers in the sky. These images were created when the photographer possibly David Johnson (but I honestly can’t remember) had “Pulled Focus” during a long exposure while the firework exploded in the frame, essentially a form of kinetic light painting. These images had been bouncing around in the back of my mind for years now, this forth of July I finally remembered them in time to give it a go. It was way more difficult than I had anticipated, From the varying brightnesses of different explosions to just simply trying to line up a shot to capture the explosion in frame, it was all pretty tough. I did get a few that I was happy with, these are not SOOC I did some minor level adjustments and also cropped the crap out of them to isolate the parts of the image that I liked. Anyway here is a video showing how it all went down, Enjoy.
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Light Painting Photographer Zach Alan is known for his magical light painting work with fire and in light of recent events, that Zach had NOTHING to do with, where 22-year-old Robyn-Lee Jansen was severely burned by a photographer who “wanted to work with fire“ Zach put together an important video detailing some of the things to keep in mind if you want to try your hand at creating images using fire! Check out the safety video below and also one of Zach’s vlog’s showing how he works safely with fire. Don’t forget to subscribe to Zach’s Youtube channel, and for God’s sake BE CAREFUL if you try any of this.
Zach also has a detailed blog post about fire safety the you can check out here for more info!