What is a light painting?
Light painting is done by creating a design in a photo image with a light source. To achieve this goal are the light source, camera and tripod three most important tools. To successfully create a picture, the artist must consider the shutter speed and opening opening on the camera.
These types of images are easily recognizable. Lighting painting contains photographic pictures with patterns that seem to be from a light source. They are created using light sources to "paint" the image to the image. The songs can be on a dark or black background, or it can be features on top of a visible background. Sometimes these images are called bright graffiti because the results sometimes resemble graffiti found on walls or buildings. Sometimes artists use light as a brush to make designs or words. They may also choose to capture the object of real life in their image and the use of light that attracts to it. Artists can also gently use light paintings, such as emphasizeThread differently dim.
In order to practice light paintings, a number of supplies are needed. A camera with easy adjustable shutter speed and aperture is required. This camera can be a movie camera or a digital camera. A tripod is also required to keep the camera so that the image does not show blurry. Like the painting must take place in a dark environment and it is necessary to paint light source such as a flashlight.
In order to paint with light, the camera must have the right settings to capture the light and the image. The camera shutter speed refers to the amount of time when a film or digital image is exposed to light. In the case of light, the shutter speed should be very slow, which means that the shutter will be open longer than usual. This is important to give the artist time to work.
The aperture, also known as F Stop, is another setting to be considered. The aperture controls the amount of light that can enter whereery. The aperture used in light painting will depend on the type of environment and strength of the light used. In a very dark environment with a muted or slight solid light, a large aperture is needed to expose enough light to be exposed to. In an area where there is some background light, smaller apertures may be needed to block part of the light of environmental light to prevent the film from building.