There have been zero trains lately. Do you remember the post with the abandoned bridge I went to with @lichtkunstfoto and @stepko?
Here is another quick in-between shot while 
Hier ist eine weitere schnelle "Ichprobieredasmalschnellaufnahme", während
At first testing the Light tool. Here I used the Circular Plexi blade from LightPaintersParadise and lit the scene green just as a test.
Zunächst testen wir mal das Light-Tool. Hier habe ich die Circular Plexi Blade von LightPaintersParadise verwendet und die Szene testweise grün beleuchtet. Erstmal schauen wie es so geht.
Then we test the Camera Rotation and afterward combine both practices.
Dann testen wir die Kamerarotation und kombinieren anschließend beide Praktiken.
Just because I had the camera rotation kid still set up I thought hey I can spin that and feature the track and the light willow.
Wenn ich die Kamera schon auf dem Rotation-Kit eingerichtet hatte, dachte ich, hey, ich kann das drehen und die Strecke einleuchten.
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| The first shot is a 134 seconds single exposure with the camera set to ISO 160 In order to get the cool angle, I used the LAOWA 12mm Zero D F2.8 lens. Totally worth it. | Die erste Aufnahme ist eine 134 Sekunden lange Einzelbelichtung bei der die Kamera auf ISO 160 eingestellt war. Um den coolen weiten Blickwinkel zu erhalten, habe ich das LAOWA 12mm Zero D F2.8 Objektiv verwendet. |
If you follow my blog here you may have seen these - now you can own them.
Wenn Ihr meinem Blog hier folgt, habt Ihr diese vielleicht schon gesehen - jetzt können Sie sie auch zu eurem Eigentum machen. 😎
For those who see this the kind of photography the very first time:
Educational >
Not too long ago I wrote up an article on the topic. It has been published on my website and here on Hive as a blog post.
Camera Rotation belongs certainly to Kinetic photography and it is not a very common technique amongst photographers. Light Paintings are choreographed movements with light tools carried out with the camera during a single exposure. During a Camera Rotation, the light sources are often in a fixed position about the camera, and the light trails are then drawn into the picture solely by the camera movements.
These are my two rigs for the camera rotation.
It all comes down to having the camera in different positions or moving “around” during the image. To do so you will need some fixation of your camera. See the image above. There are multiple methods to the madness. As a LightPainter, I would use two major categories. A) Lens is open during the entire Rotation exposure time and B) Closing the lens during the rotation steps and open to imprint the chosen scene. What follows is that people get creative and mix all sorts of methods. But let us look at the first two categories.
See the making of using this technique.
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