Solid State - Lightpainting Obsolete Computer Parts
Good morning world. I hope all is well and that you're ready for the weekend.
@martbarras very kindly sent me a pcb in the mail a while back and quite possibly to coolest one I now own. Cheers again mate :)
I found it lurking in my lp bag and it was on my mind all day for a spot of light painting for the evenings shot.
I balanced the pcb on 2 boxes, allowing me access to the back side with a torch to bring out the green colour. Then I lit it from top and bottom with the lightpainting brushes new colour filters. Red from the bottom and blue from the top. I then replaced the lens cap and moved the camera onto tripod number 2. This was pointing at my phone screen which I had blanked off with 4 strips of black card. I had already set this part up so that the image of my silhouette fell in the dark area which I purposely left in shadow from tripod 1.
Shot during a single, lens capped long exposure in the darkness (and warmth) of my kitchen.
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Happy days.
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Cool stuff, one of those shots people will not understand how it's done and instantly assumed it's Photoshopped hehe
For Shure! 😂
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Cheers mate. That's the usual story I think. :)
Making electronic components sexy is never easy. You’ve accomplished it here mate 😍
Haha. Cheers pal. We share this ability :)