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i've been collecting all manner of lights from led's to flurros and making custom rigs up to finally create some visual alchemy I require a group of like minded visual alchemists to help me with a project in december all we need is a piece of string and a sense of adventure see here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/24491005@N06/sets/72157617336774271/ if experiments are successful im going to develop it further into more more interesting projects who ever is on board will enjoy the ride and reak the benefits. interested parties reply in this thread Wendell Levi Teodoro
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Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesI am in.
My first EL (green, 2.3, 1.5m) is on it's way from HK. I really want to learn and experiment on how to integrate these into general lightpainting.
Re: Meetup Project Light Junkiesgreat
your initiated i'll be in contact Wendell Levi Teodoro
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Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesCathy (chica on here) and in Adelaide, but would be interested in maybe coming over some time in December - it sounds interesting - and your photos speak volumes
Cheers Tom
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lol suren good timing eh, we were just talking about this kind of light painting the other morning! Wendell I am sure you will stack loads of people keen to turn up I am keen, even if its just to tag along and have a look.... Suren, are these the EL lights you are getting? I got a few of these unused at home from previous computer pimping jobs... gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesI'm interested
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Yep!! I didn't know they used these for computing. what you need is a portable power supply. The ebay ones I got seem to operate on 2XAA batteries; but probably not for long. I have ordered green. [My intentions were to have a color that's different to the rest of the scene so I can select> color range and Whalla > any color I want. ] The ideal color would have been pink but they only had 5m lengths which I thought would be tad too long.
Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesThis looks interesting Wendell.
I am in the same boat as Gerry and would be happy to swing some lights as well. Regards Colin
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Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesMe too if there is room. Some of those images look great.
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Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesDefinitely interested....I currently have a Wolfeyes Defender 260...and a bunch of Maglite Solitares...no colours unfortunately....does this mean I cant come?
Cameron
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Patience, grasshopper. You'd better source some string. pronto.
Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesI have an awesome group here thanks guys
How does the night of december 15th sound tentative How does the city sound darling harbour Wendell Levi Teodoro
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Both good for me 7D, 60D, 70-200mm f/4LIS, 17-50mm f/2.8, 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5, 50mm f/1.4, 100mm f/2.8 Macro, 580EX II
Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesCount me in.
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I am in too, surenj can you link me to when you got your EL? D80, 50mm F/1.8, 18-70mm DX, Sigma 10-20mm
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I assume you mean WHERE I ordered my EL wire? http://cgi.ebay.com.au/EL-Wire-Glow-In-Neon-Light-Rope-Computer-Car-Clothes-G_W0QQitemZ280425590255QQcmdZViewItemQQptZAU_Car_Parts_Accessories?hash=item414aaaedef If you search ebay for "EL wire", you get plenty of results.
Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesThanks, was trying to find some locally. Might have to ebay though, last place to check tomorrow is Jaycar.
D80, 50mm F/1.8, 18-70mm DX, Sigma 10-20mm
Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesI think there was an Australian website selling high quality ones. I can't remember where.
Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesI am hoping to be good for this date.
Regards Colin
Cameras, lenses and a lust for life
Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesWhat time are we meeting?
Since it's a weeknight, I can make it around 7pm at the earliest. [Even 7pm has a little bit of twilight these days]
Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesCount me in!
Geoff
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Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesFor the people attending the Christmas function, this would be a good re-catchup.
Re: Meetup Project Light Junkieshi guys
o.k december 20th at night how does that sound everyione needs to bring their lights and a piece of string strong enough to tie the light(s) at one end for a concentric waving pattern(you) i need a clean black background so i think darling harbour is too messy as a backdrop anyone got any ideas preferrably a park maybe centenial park i don't drink beer but ill bring the beer, more for everyone else Wendell Levi Teodoro
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thats a sunday right - I can prolly work with that.
closes at dusk from memory. Sydney park (St Peters) might be an option, plenty of hills and few lights... gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
Re: Meetup Project Light Junkieshow about at bondi beach the section between bondi and tamarama looking out to the ocean
Wendell Levi Teodoro
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Could be good, but a tad dangerous? Geoff
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Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesI am ok for 20th.
Gerry, This area doesn't make me comfortable esp in the dark. I reckon there could be druggies lurking this park at night. What do the others think? How about the beaches? We could pretty much pick any beach??
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During the sculptures on the sea festival there were plenty of people around this area. But then, now, this may be a different issue. I would feel more secure here than any inner city park though. That includes Centennial park at night.
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Whilst I give no guarantees, this park is not too bad, there are alot of apartment complexs around the park now which results in lots of people walking dogs and running/riding into all hours. I go there fairly often, the last time being with the push bike, in this case there was half a dozen runners whilst I was on top of the hill. This place has changed alot in the last 5 years! In any case, any place at night where it is dark will pose a possible hazard - the only thing we do have going for us is that it should be a decent sized group. gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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Agreed! We just need to take necessary precautions and be in a large group. Earlier I was thinking about this and it maybe an idea to keep the meeting place among the attendees and potentially interested parties and not on a public forum. We can always PM or email each other. thoughts?
Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesOr you could all come up the hill a little where there are no worries in the dark apart from the odd drop bear.
We also have some great backdrops up here. 20th may be a bummer for me as I think the boss has us booked elsewhere. Regards Colin
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If I was that way inclined and wanted to collect a booty of several D700s, a few D3s and an old 350D, I would be happy to drive to middle of Hazelbrook. No one will hear the screams. Fortunately I am not a nikon kinda guy.
Re: Meetup Project Light Junkieshi guys
have we decided on a location and date yet worse case scenario we can end up back at darling harbour tumbalong park has some lightsto deter riff raff or how about the park under the harbour bridge the rocks side im flexible with dates if some cant make the 20th Wendell Levi Teodoro
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Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesI am locked on 20th. I am kinda flexible but need to know at leat a week in advance.
Re: Meetup Project Light Junkiesdepending on the time....I should be able to come for the 20th...will be coming after work (in macarthur)
Cameron
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Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesTime will be after sunset... Around 8pm? Wendell, is that what you are thinking?
Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesI'm good for the 20th
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gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesJust warming up for this one
gonna need more lights and lots of different colours i reckon... could not resist... gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesHey Gerry, if you shoot your signature in isolation on a plain black background similar to the one in the last shot, it would make a great copywright watermark.
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Phillip **Nikon D7000**
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if I could spell it correctly in reverse it would be a neat idea gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesWhat about if you had something that offset the light to one side? You may have to support it with your other hand as well but it might be possible. Then you could face away from the camera and write the correct way but the light would still be visible.
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Ha! nice dedication towards enlightenment Gerry.
This is a smart and feasible idea. I will check it out soonish... I have some more ideas for lightpainting....
Re: Meetup Project Light Junkiesnice one
its great to see you really getting into this you also kind of worked out the circle motion has everyone decided on a location tumbalong park in darling harbour is probably the safest let get this nutted out soon best Wendell Wendell Levi Teodoro
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Re: Meetup Project Light Junkieslight painting info.... using a Cold Cathode
http://www.diyphotography.net/create-wo ... ld-cathode hope this is useful
Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesKeith, thanks for the cold cathode info! Very useful.
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nope, i leave that for monday nights at Yoga...
now thats a smart cookie...
to get the perfect orbs is gonna take some practice if your only using a string and a LED. I would also suggest having some weight on the end to get a consistent trajectory when spinning it around.. Pole twirlers or fire twirlers would be the go for this, fixed lengths and you can get the same diameter for each revolution of the light... gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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to get the perfect orbs is gonna take some practice if your only using a string and a LED. I would also suggest having some weight on the end to get a consistent trajectory when spinning it around.. Pole twirlers or fire twirlers would be the go for this, fixed lengths and you can get the same diameter for each revolution of the light...[/quote] I have done a bit of fire twirling whilst spending time with the SU Circus Society....I can do some basic staff movements but I think your more after Poi. Cameron
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Re: Meetup Project Light JunkiesThis date has not been on my diary. I hope that it's confirmed. Wendell?
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