I have a cannon rebel and everything is all set up but when i take the picture, an orange beeping blinking light is happening and it wont let me take anything. know anything about that?
I use a older rebel digital, out in the desert at night on a tripod, focus can be tricky, set the iso to max 1600, set the fstop wide open f 2.8, and the shutter to 30 seconds,have subject hold very still and race like mad painting with the led light, you could also get colored gels for your light.
like this. for the movie "Baracuda" mojave desert near Calif. City
@Anthonyperez3 If you use a laser, then yes.. don't do that, it will ruin the sensor if you're not careful! I don't think using an LED will do much harm, esp if your fstop is set to around 5.6 and above like on the vid.
when i try and do this i barely show up in the picture itself and everything is blurry. So no light and i turn invisible and everything is blurry. HELP?
Too cool! A 7 year old little friend said that it would be cool if you could draw a horse and have yourself look like you are on top of it :) I don't think it is possible, but the little friend sure presented a challenge :)
Dude, those light dinosaurs that you made are fucking sick. How long do you need to keep the shutter open for? Are you able to 'paint' them in 1 shot like the smiley face or does it take a few?
it doesnt work for me i've change the shutter speed and aperture settings but when I take the picture it takes the picture as soon as i press the button and resulting in a pitch black photo, have i done something wrong?
@Curtleeeee Yeah, you set the camera for a fraction of a second instead of many seconds. Thus the image is underexposed and dark. Gotta keep that shutter open.
@Curtleeeee set the camera on manual mode first, the adjust the shutter speed to seconds --like this-->" instead of just something --- like this---> 1/50 or 20. Some cameras may not be able to set the shutter slower than a few seconds.. Might have to see an online manual for it.
@curtleeeee, if your camera is not already capable of doing a long shutter speed by the minute, see if it has a BULB setting and use an external shutter button.
@sosvocaloid from where you'd like to draw, auto-focus on the tripod; once you have your focus, switch to manual focus so the cam doesn't try to refocus before the shot.
I'm actually using a Canon Rebel XS. I'm kinda new with the device, and I'd need help setting the shutter speed and all that stuff. Btw, really good video, really clear, thx for the examples. You're doing a very good job !
Check out my DEMO and my "Sound of Madness - Lightpainting" video to see what crazy ass stuff comes out when you combine it with stop-motion animation!
Great vid but the music in the background is a bit annoying when im trying to listen to you talking and doing the tutorial... next time may i suggest putting music on alot lower so we can hear you easier.
I have the Kodak z981 It has the Program,Aperture Priority,Shutter Priority, and Manual setting it just has all numbers that can be set for Aperture,Shutter speed,Exposure Compensation, and Flash Compensation, so maybe any idea of what these need to be set to for this effect?
@amberneumeister Not gonna make a vid.. but I'll tell you how. 1, set your camera to manual mode. 2, it depends on what your shutter control looks like.. but you're gonna have to change a dial to make to go from something like 1/300 to something like: 30". You also need a tripod or something to keep it steady for the painting part.
@mcdrummonkey I haven't. But I know if can be done.. might have to rig something to jam the shutter so that it stays open though. You'll prob need to use a lens cap
I tried this yesterday & it didn't work. I put my camera's shutter on 10 then I started drawing when I clicked the button but the only thing that came up was half a line :O am I doing something wrong?
just a quick question, do you have to have a really good camera to take really good light painting photos or do all exposure cameras take the same quality light painting photos?
het i have a DSC-S 950 sony cybershot camera but i don't know how to set it up for light painting like all that shutter speed stuff..?? can u plzz help me out .?
Any tips for shooting outside in the open air? I mean I haven't tried it yet but does the camera pick up the light in the air? Do you find it a steep learning curve to draw in 10 seconds ?
@splitlenz yes. do it. the camera picks up anything the eye can see and sometimes things it can't if you expose for long enough. I suggest finding a shutter release chord so that you can exposure for longer than ten seconds.. thats pretty limiting if you ask me! sometimes I shoot for 5min depending on what I want to do
@thedariustwin thank you so much. One last question. If I wanted to somehow put a model in there lol. What do you recommend. I've seen some on the net with people in them. It's mind boggling lol. Should the model stay still the whole time or do they come in at the end of the shot or shoot them seperately and then photoshop them in. Recommendations?
@splitlenz don't photoshop, that's cheating and it looks obvious unless you're really really good. depends on where your light source is, if there's already light in the shot (ex: street lamps) then u have to have them hold very still the whole time (and they might still come out a little wonky).. if there's no light then you can pop a flash at them at the beginning and draw in what u need after.
Great Tutorial, by far the best one I've seen ; ) so THANKSSSS a lot : )
I just wanted to know, how can I do some light painting without appearing on the picture? I don't have a digital camera so I can't see the pictures till I develop the film
Like for exemple if I wanna put an object and paint around it, how to not appear on the picture?
Thanks a looot again and sorry for my bad english : )
@MzSrH control the amount of light entering the frame. First, manually get your focus, then shoot your long exposure in the dark. whatever you shine light on will appear in the photo, even ambient light.. so keep that in mind. the quicker you move, the less you will begin to appear if there is some ambient light present.
ahhhhhha thank you now i know how to impress my photography teacher hehehe (shhhhh he doesnt know i have this knowledge{that which you bistore onto me}) please pardon my spelling incapabilities
Hey, i have the same exact camera as you, and i was wondering what settings do I have to put and how do I toggle these settings?..anyone is free to answer please
@12lucke12 Set the camera to manual, then you can adjust the shutter speed with the top right wheel, I'd try a 10-30" exposure.. you can adjust the f-stop by holding in the AV button (top center circle) and spinning the top left wheel. I recommend 5.6-7.1. you must use a tripod also, get a focus by setting up a light on the tripod and auto-focusing on the light from where your subject will be, then setting to manual after getting focus. There's your secrets! Good luck!
@Asatorizm iso at 100 or as low as it goes for clarity.. you can experiment w higher iso also, but at a certain point the light will get blown out (white).
Hi! I'd like to do something like this! It looks very cool. What kind of camera do you suggest, that I can get that is rather inexpensive? Right now I just have a point & shoot digital kodak camera.
@TheGalFromKalamazoo you want a camera where you can manually adjust the shutter speed.. I'm not sure what's the best camera on the market for that right now.. It depends on your price range. You might want to look into getting a used canon rebel, that's what I used in this vid.
oh thur........ i fixed the prob on my old camera(canon) and set the iso to the lowest.......my new camera(nikon) isnt as lightweight as my old camera........thank god it worked
@westcoast133 basically, the lower your iso, the clearer your shot. For this one it was set to 100, but you can set it at whatever to make the image work better depending on how much light you have in the shot.
@westcoast133 edit shutter speed by either using manual mode, and rolling the top wheel to the left, you should be able to set it to an exposure of up to 30".. Or you can use bulb mode, but you need a shutter release remote for that.. then you can expose the shot for as long as you want. iso is only good for adjusting to light, not timing of the shot.
NVM on the other comment i posted i just saw your other video on that you know how to do this in animation, But do you know how to do this but with some lighting in it on the person. just like in "light warfare"? i saw there tut but it doesnt seem to cover anything about that. and they wont answer questions : (
@ash2092013 Yeah, it's actually just like you said "lighting in it on the person".. So after you do the light painting part, just flash the person standing in place holding the light painting.. or you could use a flashlight to paint the person.. Then do it again and again for the next frames. In light warfare they use a flash (probably a 580ex canon speedlite from the quality of it, but any off camera flash will do)
@Loves6248 set it to manual and roll the shutter wheel as low as it goes. You want a slow shutter. I think your limit is 8sec from reading your camera's description.
Fujifilm FinePix S2950 can i use this cam to light paint??
MyRobotboy 1 month ago
what kind of flashlights are you using? and where do you get those mini ones?
MuiTOWxD 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
hey man, thanks for your video, it inspired me to do this for my current design project and bought a nikon D3100 =D
kennychew007 1 month ago
I have a cannon rebel and everything is all set up but when i take the picture, an orange beeping blinking light is happening and it wont let me take anything. know anything about that?
MrRayb0123 1 month ago
@MrRayb0123 This must be your timer (I think), if you set your timer to 10 seconds you've to wait for the 10 seconds before start painting..
ebless 1 month ago
@MrRayb0123 Switch to manual focus. The camera wont let you take a picture if it cant focus so switch it to manual focus and then focus it yourself.
TechGeek95 1 month ago
There an iphone app called LIght Graffiti, ITS AWESOME
CurveXD 1 month ago
I use a older rebel digital, out in the desert at night on a tripod, focus can be tricky, set the iso to max 1600, set the fstop wide open f 2.8, and the shutter to 30 seconds,have subject hold very still and race like mad painting with the led light, you could also get colored gels for your light.
like this. for the movie "Baracuda" mojave desert near Calif. City
paradoxproductions(dot)com/pics/IMG_9612ChristyDesert.jpg
Hollywoodish 1 month ago
That is so awesome, I have a canon elph 300, do you think i could do that with my camera?
mripodcases 1 month ago
where could i order one of these flashlights O.o
MyThirdTry 1 month ago
Works with a Nikon L120?
RedLipstick19 1 month ago
Do you know how to do this with a canon camcorder? specifically the Vixia Hf M30
cfiredog1 1 month ago
Does this affect the camera, just being curious. Thanks great vid!
Anthonyperez3 2 months ago
@Anthonyperez3 If you use a laser, then yes.. don't do that, it will ruin the sensor if you're not careful! I don't think using an LED will do much harm, esp if your fstop is set to around 5.6 and above like on the vid.
thedariustwin 2 months ago
when i try and do this i barely show up in the picture itself and everything is blurry. So no light and i turn invisible and everything is blurry. HELP?
MexBorderGuard 2 months ago
@MexBorderGuard I made a video about that called "light paint with a point and shoot camera - how to get focused in the dark" go to (1:17)
thedariustwin 2 months ago
great tutorial. short and to the point. very helpful!
pinappleface94 2 months ago
: )
jenniej3371 3 months ago
When I try my flash pops up and ruins it
DaddyMacAndMacDaddy 3 months ago
@DaddyMacAndMacDaddy , gotta set that cam to manual mode. nø flash.
thedariustwin 3 months ago
thnx for the tutorial............. :)
giru1992 3 months ago
What camera are you using???? :)
incognitopanda13 3 months ago
i love your dinosaur photos!
p3destrian 3 months ago
16 people only have disposable cameras.
tkerkel3679 3 months ago
Thumbs up if Yahoo brings you here!!!
yl4dt 3 months ago 5
dude, this was awesome....thanks for making an actual good video about something cool. props, man-best of luck in your work
mystratplaysforme 4 months ago
Thanks for that seizure in the beginning you artist dick!
lambmaster27 4 months ago
Love your work! My question is...how the heck can you do this sort of photography without you showing up in the back ground?
andrearetel 4 months ago 7
@andrearetel you only show up if you cast light on yourself or sit still for too long. if you're quick and wear dark colors, you won't show up.
thedariustwin 4 months ago
@andrearetel you only show up if you cast light on yourself or sit still for too long. if you're quick and wear dark colors, you won't show up.
thedariustwin 4 months ago 12
I knew that smiley face was coming.
thunderfoot43 4 months ago
I know this is probably a retarded question, but can you do light painting with a video camera?
jasonsps78 4 months ago
@jasonsps78 kinda.. but not really. Best I've seen is a kinect hack.. But that's not really it. I feel like it'll happen at some point.
thedariustwin 4 months ago
@jasonsps78 you can duplicate effect in after effects
GCAUFilms 4 months ago
God bless your consistency sir!!
my frames 're all messed up as i couldn't keep my lines organised...
i guess it just comes with a lot of practice...
madtvm 4 months ago
Too cool! A 7 year old little friend said that it would be cool if you could draw a horse and have yourself look like you are on top of it :) I don't think it is possible, but the little friend sure presented a challenge :)
God bless,
biblegeek2009 4 months ago
Dude, those light dinosaurs that you made are fucking sick. How long do you need to keep the shutter open for? Are you able to 'paint' them in 1 shot like the smiley face or does it take a few?
n4rkotik 4 months ago
@n4rkotik the yahoo website with the article said something about 5-10 minutes but that seems kinda long to me
punkypenguinUSA 4 months ago
awesome
captquest1 5 months ago
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captquest1 5 months ago
Thats awesome dude. I love new art styles
TEHTYMEKITTEH1 5 months ago
I s Stabilizers necessary? Or no.
yahhboyrandy 5 months ago
How do you do it? Please do a tutorial showing what ISO, Shutter Speed and Aperture you use? I am looking on every webiste and none of them work!!
jo0123loulou 5 months ago
it doesnt work for me i've change the shutter speed and aperture settings but when I take the picture it takes the picture as soon as i press the button and resulting in a pitch black photo, have i done something wrong?
Curtleeeee 5 months ago
@Curtleeeee Yeah, you set the camera for a fraction of a second instead of many seconds. Thus the image is underexposed and dark. Gotta keep that shutter open.
thedariustwin 5 months ago
@thedariustwin How do I do that?
Curtleeeee 5 months ago
@Curtleeeee set the camera on manual mode first, the adjust the shutter speed to seconds --like this-->" instead of just something --- like this---> 1/50 or 20. Some cameras may not be able to set the shutter slower than a few seconds.. Might have to see an online manual for it.
thedariustwin 5 months ago
@thedariustwin Cheers :) I'll try it out
Curtleeeee 5 months ago
@curtleeeee, if your camera is not already capable of doing a long shutter speed by the minute, see if it has a BULB setting and use an external shutter button.
lunarstarrlite01 4 months ago
How exactly do you focus it?
sosvocaloid 5 months ago
@sosvocaloid from where you'd like to draw, auto-focus on the tripod; once you have your focus, switch to manual focus so the cam doesn't try to refocus before the shot.
thedariustwin 5 months ago
thanks for sharing..:)
kent2472 5 months ago
@thedariustwin
Thanks :)
DYE9 6 months ago
What is the iso you used?
DYE9 6 months ago
@DYE9 100iso
thedariustwin 6 months ago
I have to set my camera to manual to do that,and when I do no picture even shows up.
xxkenzielouiexx 6 months ago
can i do this with canon sx200is please tell me
Mrbulldozer011 6 months ago
thank you for that, really nice introduction! i think now i want to do light painting myself;)
MrKeTau 6 months ago
What iso and shutter speed did you put it on?
b5mickey93 7 months ago
You made it sound so simple man...thanks for the video...
sabariprasad 7 months ago
By "lens", I think you mean "shutter".
DulceJaja 7 months ago
Awesome tutorial. Good job!
RebornAc3 7 months ago
I'm actually using a Canon Rebel XS. I'm kinda new with the device, and I'd need help setting the shutter speed and all that stuff. Btw, really good video, really clear, thx for the examples. You're doing a very good job !
TheoTvQc 8 months ago
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YTindustriesTues 8 months ago
the most useful lightpainting video on youtube!
thatartchannel 8 months ago
Does it work with the Canon T2i? :o
marina2011 8 months ago
@marina2011 of course.
my point and shoot can do it, all you have to do is find how to change the shutter speed.
since mine is a cheapy canon point and shoot, i changes it to apature priority mode, and set it to 15 seconds shutter speed at 1600 iso.
justinssite 6 months ago
Check out my DEMO and my "Sound of Madness - Lightpainting" video to see what crazy ass stuff comes out when you combine it with stop-motion animation!
shoeshine29 9 months ago
Thanxx forr the tipss!! =)
jskamdo 9 months ago
Do I change the exposure?
SalmaZayed 9 months ago
it could be possible by using the bulb option?
Shaarme00 9 months ago
@Shaarme00 Yes. The ideal way to light paint is by using bulb mode and a remote shutter control.
thedariustwin 9 months ago
@thedariustwin yay thank you! n_n
Shaarme00 9 months ago
what kind of lights are those, because iv been looking for some like those in stores but theyd never have any :P
dannylameo 9 months ago
@dannylameo check out this site: lightpaintingphotography.calm/light-painting-tools
thedariustwin 9 months ago
@thedariustwin omg thank you sooo much!! :D
dannylameo 9 months ago
thanks dude, helped a lot. Short and helpful. :) Thanks
cbot8714 9 months ago 16
would this work if u used a lazer pointer
GamersRespect 9 months ago
@GamersRespect Yeah, but only if you turn up the ISO pretty high.. that, or go super slow with the laser.
thedariustwin 9 months ago
whats that song/beat in the background!
Great tutorial..helped a bunch! Thanks!
ivnd303 9 months ago
@ivnd303 this producer BENU: my[____].com/benuarts
thedariustwin 9 months ago
Thants sooo much man! this reallly helped me on it!
OmgItsAznAndrew 10 months ago
Great vid but the music in the background is a bit annoying when im trying to listen to you talking and doing the tutorial... next time may i suggest putting music on alot lower so we can hear you easier.
Thanks
tiggerifficjem 10 months ago
can it be a regular flashlight that you would use to find your way through (say) a dark forest? and could it be a regular canon camera too?
simplye11nore1 10 months ago
@simplye11nore1 yes it could. it could be a regular film camera you use... same principal applies.
thedariustwin 10 months ago
@NoodsCreative he said at a 99cent store
daniellepimpin07 10 months ago
I have the Kodak z981 It has the Program,Aperture Priority,Shutter Priority, and Manual setting it just has all numbers that can be set for Aperture,Shutter speed,Exposure Compensation, and Flash Compensation, so maybe any idea of what these need to be set to for this effect?
daniellepimpin07 10 months ago
you're cutte
Jeremy123845 10 months ago
this is really cool. My grandpa has a lot of cameras i'm going to see if those will work :D
powxpurplexx 10 months ago
Hi I want to know what kinda of flashlights are you using for this?
Gravityxyz 10 months ago
so could you do this with a normal camera like not a nikon but like one you get at target
BeatBoxinCamels 11 months ago
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i know the 10" is the shutter speed. So whats the 5.6?
shawWwtee 11 months ago
i know the 10" is the shutter speed. So whats the 5.6?
shawWwtee 11 months ago
@shawWwtee The aperture, given as an f number on most D-SLR's :)
GeekySnapper 11 months ago
Im using the same basic concetp of shutter speed and f-stop.
It's important to know that different combinations of settings will create different results. TRY EVERYTHING!
ITS FUN!
AliasEternalNET 1 year ago
when i set it back to normal, what do i put the shutter speed back to?
amberneumeister 1 year ago
can you please make a video of you changing the shutter speed itself?! im realllllllly lost :(
amberneumeister 1 year ago 28
@amberneumeister Not gonna make a vid.. but I'll tell you how. 1, set your camera to manual mode. 2, it depends on what your shutter control looks like.. but you're gonna have to change a dial to make to go from something like 1/300 to something like: 30". You also need a tripod or something to keep it steady for the painting part.
thedariustwin 1 year ago
hav you ever tryed this with a film camera like the holga?
mcdrummonkey 1 year ago
@mcdrummonkey I haven't. But I know if can be done.. might have to rig something to jam the shutter so that it stays open though. You'll prob need to use a lens cap
thedariustwin 1 year ago
Deffffff the best one I've watched!
youreacoolcat 1 year ago
really good!
godzeno 1 year ago
I tried this yesterday & it didn't work. I put my camera's shutter on 10 then I started drawing when I clicked the button but the only thing that came up was half a line :O am I doing something wrong?
xfuckinghoreur 1 year ago
@xfuckinghoreur Yeah, you set the cam to a 10th of a sec instead of 10seconds. makes sure it reads 10" and not just 10. Goodluck!
thedariustwin 1 year ago
@thedariustwin How do you set it like that?
xfuckinghoreur 1 year ago
@xfuckinghoreur use manual mode to adjust the shutter speed.. might not be able to depending on what your camera is capable of, look in the book
thedariustwin 1 year ago
@thedariustwin Thank you, I'll try it today :)
xfuckinghoreur 1 year ago
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Prolly sounds dumb but I'm a little confuzzed??? Cud u email me step by steps???
akiko9714@gmail.com
Thanks;)
SammyBrunc 1 year ago
ur name is frommm an epiccc snes game
Iostshadow 1 year ago
just a quick question, do you have to have a really good camera to take really good light painting photos or do all exposure cameras take the same quality light painting photos?
donkeykongman0 1 year ago
never mind worked it out
donkeykongman0 1 year ago
Hey, hope you can respond to me :3 but whats the cheapest camera that can use a 10 shutter speed?
donkeykongman0 1 year ago
het i have a DSC-S 950 sony cybershot camera but i don't know how to set it up for light painting like all that shutter speed stuff..?? can u plzz help me out .?
HadiHunk 1 year ago
Any tips for shooting outside in the open air? I mean I haven't tried it yet but does the camera pick up the light in the air? Do you find it a steep learning curve to draw in 10 seconds ?
splitlenz 1 year ago
@splitlenz yes. do it. the camera picks up anything the eye can see and sometimes things it can't if you expose for long enough. I suggest finding a shutter release chord so that you can exposure for longer than ten seconds.. thats pretty limiting if you ask me! sometimes I shoot for 5min depending on what I want to do
thedariustwin 1 year ago
@thedariustwin thank you so much. One last question. If I wanted to somehow put a model in there lol. What do you recommend. I've seen some on the net with people in them. It's mind boggling lol. Should the model stay still the whole time or do they come in at the end of the shot or shoot them seperately and then photoshop them in. Recommendations?
splitlenz 1 year ago
@splitlenz don't photoshop, that's cheating and it looks obvious unless you're really really good. depends on where your light source is, if there's already light in the shot (ex: street lamps) then u have to have them hold very still the whole time (and they might still come out a little wonky).. if there's no light then you can pop a flash at them at the beginning and draw in what u need after.
thedariustwin 1 year ago
did it worked perfect thanks
LLALLIBOYPRODUCTIONS 1 year ago
i bought my first dslr 2 days ago after spending most of that time reading the 100+ page manual, i found this 2 minute video to be more helpful
bloop453 1 year ago
Hiii
Great Tutorial, by far the best one I've seen ; ) so THANKSSSS a lot : )
I just wanted to know, how can I do some light painting without appearing on the picture? I don't have a digital camera so I can't see the pictures till I develop the film
Like for exemple if I wanna put an object and paint around it, how to not appear on the picture?
Thanks a looot again and sorry for my bad english : )
MzSrH 1 year ago
@MzSrH control the amount of light entering the frame. First, manually get your focus, then shoot your long exposure in the dark. whatever you shine light on will appear in the photo, even ambient light.. so keep that in mind. the quicker you move, the less you will begin to appear if there is some ambient light present.
thedariustwin 1 year ago
@thedariustwin Thank you so much for your quick response, I'll try it this week end, hope i'll have some good shoots : )
Thanks again for your Tutorial, you helped a lot. I'm looking forward to checking out more of your work : )
cheers : )
MzSrH 1 year ago
hmmmmmmmmm awsom
nitrate0009 1 year ago
sounds great! i think i'ma try this tonight outside with my cam :)
Nhordmyr 1 year ago
so can a digital camera work instead of a camera like yours? thanks for reply
pinoypc21 1 year ago
@pinoypc21 yeah, but only if you can set the shutter speed.. you want to do seconds instead of fractions of a second.
thedariustwin 1 year ago
Thanks :D Easy teaching :D
mehrzad2200 1 year ago
@thedariustwin sori, can we do this with pocket cameras? i did tis thing once with my pocket cameras unexpectd, and now i forgot how to do it again..
izzyramonez218 1 year ago
I just need to know how do you make the light painter invisible and not see a blurry mess like in 0:25?
Lizzardman666 1 year ago
ahhhhhha thank you now i know how to impress my photography teacher hehehe (shhhhh he doesnt know i have this knowledge{that which you bistore onto me}) please pardon my spelling incapabilities
pixiegirl13 1 year ago
@pixiegirl13 you're welcome :)
thedariustwin 1 year ago
Hey, i have the same exact camera as you, and i was wondering what settings do I have to put and how do I toggle these settings?..anyone is free to answer please
12lucke12 1 year ago
@12lucke12 Set the camera to manual, then you can adjust the shutter speed with the top right wheel, I'd try a 10-30" exposure.. you can adjust the f-stop by holding in the AV button (top center circle) and spinning the top left wheel. I recommend 5.6-7.1. you must use a tripod also, get a focus by setting up a light on the tripod and auto-focusing on the light from where your subject will be, then setting to manual after getting focus. There's your secrets! Good luck!
thedariustwin 1 year ago
@thedariustwin what bout ISO? ;)
Asatorizm 1 year ago
@Asatorizm iso at 100 or as low as it goes for clarity.. you can experiment w higher iso also, but at a certain point the light will get blown out (white).
thedariustwin 1 year ago
@thedariustwin thanks mate.
Asatorizm 1 year ago
reallllly good. this is like the third one i see on explaining how to do flashlight photography and it was by far the best. thankyou.
LiveLovePhotography 1 year ago
@LiveLovePhotography thanks for watching, maybe I'll do another
thedariustwin 1 year ago
Darius is not a Lithuanian name. It is quite common in other countries aswelll. The name origins from Persia and it means ''the strangler''
dariokland 1 year ago
cool i made a lot of nice pictures this evening thanks to you ;)
Dragonovus 1 year ago
yawn
dima9944 1 year ago
can u be lithuanian by any chance? coz darius is a lithuanian name ;D
dopetotttallyrulezz 1 year ago
@dopetotttallyrulezz yep, lithuanian on my mother's side
thedariustwin 1 year ago
@thedariustwin sweet :))) so do u speak lithuanian? :)
dopetotttallyrulezz 1 year ago
@dopetotttallyrulezz I've never tried
thedariustwin 1 year ago
I loved it!! and he sooo cuutee!! :)
jeanis3 1 year ago
can you do a tut showing how to do one outside with people in it? :)
GleeAus 1 year ago
@GleeAus sure
thedariustwin 1 year ago
Hi! I'd like to do something like this! It looks very cool. What kind of camera do you suggest, that I can get that is rather inexpensive? Right now I just have a point & shoot digital kodak camera.
TheGalFromKalamazoo 1 year ago
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BloatedSensations 1 year ago
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@TheGalFromKalamazoo I'd recommend checking out the Sony Alpha A230. It's about the best "value for money" D-SLR camera on the market right now.
BloatedSensations 1 year ago
@TheGalFromKalamazoo you want a camera where you can manually adjust the shutter speed.. I'm not sure what's the best camera on the market for that right now.. It depends on your price range. You might want to look into getting a used canon rebel, that's what I used in this vid.
thedariustwin 1 year ago
@TheGalFromKalamazoo I have the kodak z981 is that what you have?
daniellepimpin07 10 months ago
@drteo1 I'm his son.. jk
thedariustwin 1 year ago
name the musica ??? very crazy ( brazil )
Natantkd2 1 year ago
@Natantkd2 it's by benu, you can look him up on myspace by typing in 'benuarts'
thedariustwin 1 year ago
do you go with F.6 so less light could come in your camera?
valleystylez1 1 year ago
@valleystylez1 yep
thedariustwin 1 year ago
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MieKonaChow 1 year ago
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MieKonaChow 1 year ago
oh thur........ i fixed the prob on my old camera(canon) and set the iso to the lowest.......my new camera(nikon) isnt as lightweight as my old camera........thank god it worked
kilerngbayan247 1 year ago
what if you want to take a picture of someone and light paint in the same picture , how do you make your subject visible if you're in the dark?
tcloudx3 1 year ago
@tcloudx3 flashlight on the person.. or use an off camera flash before/after doing the light painting.
thedariustwin 1 year ago
so you press the shoot button and it will take the pic while you're painting?
tinimissvn 1 year ago
@tinimissvn only if it's a long exposure. you gotta set that manually so that it's not a snapshot.
thedariustwin 1 year ago
i just changed the ISO on my canon t1i to 200 and wrote my name and made shapes pretty well ...but what is this other setting you did? :O
westcoast133 1 year ago
@westcoast133 basically, the lower your iso, the clearer your shot. For this one it was set to 100, but you can set it at whatever to make the image work better depending on how much light you have in the shot.
thedariustwin 1 year ago
@thedariustwin how would one edit shutter speed? or is it fine with just a lower iso?
westcoast133 1 year ago
@westcoast133 edit shutter speed by either using manual mode, and rolling the top wheel to the left, you should be able to set it to an exposure of up to 30".. Or you can use bulb mode, but you need a shutter release remote for that.. then you can expose the shot for as long as you want. iso is only good for adjusting to light, not timing of the shot.
thedariustwin 1 year ago
@thedariustwin ohh alrighty, thanks a lot :D
westcoast133 1 year ago
wow you are so sexy lol
jmebabs 1 year ago
Awesome!
DaniielTheBest 1 year ago
you're so cute :D
adrenalineamber 1 year ago
NVM on the other comment i posted i just saw your other video on that you know how to do this in animation, But do you know how to do this but with some lighting in it on the person. just like in "light warfare"? i saw there tut but it doesnt seem to cover anything about that. and they wont answer questions : (
ash2092013 1 year ago
@ash2092013 Yeah, it's actually just like you said "lighting in it on the person".. So after you do the light painting part, just flash the person standing in place holding the light painting.. or you could use a flashlight to paint the person.. Then do it again and again for the next frames. In light warfare they use a flash (probably a 580ex canon speedlite from the quality of it, but any off camera flash will do)
thedariustwin 1 year ago
@thedariustwin oh ok, i just saw a big idea on how you said to do it. looks and sounds simple enough. i will try this out. thanx
ash2092013 1 year ago
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ash2092013 1 year ago
Thanks!
Narutosfan2009 1 year ago
Thanks Dude :D
HarryPotterFan2110 1 year ago
hey i have a fuji s1800 and it dosent have a bulb mode what should i use instead ?
Loves6248 1 year ago
@Loves6248 set it to manual and roll the shutter wheel as low as it goes. You want a slow shutter. I think your limit is 8sec from reading your camera's description.
thedariustwin 1 year ago