Another step forward into my indoor lightpainting experiments here, still Straight Out Of My Living-Room because of the curfew.
This is a camera rotation/lens cap trick shot, using an RGB flashlight and a plexiglass tool for the background, and a couple of home made light sabers for the abstract light calligraphy part.
348s - 16mm- f/7.1 - 100 ISO
Lightpainting created in real time, captured to the camera in one single photographic frame.
No layers /no Photoshop / no editing exept minor adjustments (lens correction profite, WB, contrast (+12)) and addition of my logo.
Gear :
Canon EOS 6D body
Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS II USM lens
Canon RC-E6 IR remote
Benro A4770TN tripod
Jobu-Design Heavy Duty Gimbal Head Mk IV
Jan 2021
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Top of the game lightpainting right there!
Thank you so much pal! :)
Amazing shot, so clean and precise. I need to learn the magic of calligraphy.
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Thanks a lot man.
I can tell you my secret : it's all about work, training, failing again and again until you understand how it works. I'm just a rookie in it but I try to improve my skills patiently, years by years.
I understand what you mean. I use the same method. This is the best way for me to understand how certain techniques work.
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This is crazy cool, you should mint some NFT like this! That looks just so cool!
Thanks! :)
I didn't pay attention to NFT until now but I'll do in a close future for sure.
If you have not signed up for NFT showroom yet use my referral link: https://nftshowroom.com/?r=solymi
Thanks, I'll take a look.
What the use/interest of NFT?
Well you can make a proof of ownership for your artwork for example. You do 20 Prints of a photography then for each print you mint an NFT edition So you have 20 NFT with the same picture but each NFT is proof of ownership of only 1 of the 20 editions. You can price your first editions higher. You also just can make an artwork digitally and mint an NFT and give the artwork as a downloadable file. But theoretically you can give any given asset an NFT to correspond with. I hope that explains a few things. But you should do more research then my stupid comment here :)