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May 28, 2016 22:15:38   #
GTinSoCal Loc: Palmdale, CA
 
I was just going through some old images and found my physiograms.
I thought I'd share

GT


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May 28, 2016 22:38:50   #
rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona
 
Somewhat interesting.
--Bob


GTinSoCal wrote:
I was just going through some old images and found my physiograms.
I thought I'd share

GT

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May 29, 2016 06:48:35   #
infocus Loc: Australia
 
GTinSoCal wrote:
I was just going through some old images and found my physiograms.
I thought I'd share

GT



I have no idea what that is or how you do it but it looks amazing and I'd love to know.

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May 29, 2016 07:37:05   #
EnglishBrenda Loc: Kent, England
 
Interesting and colourful. I will get around to trying this one day hopefully - so many options with this hobby.

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May 29, 2016 09:41:35   #
Marionsho Loc: Kansas
 
GTinSoCal wrote:
I was just going through some old images and found my physiograms.
I thought I'd share

GT


Now that's cool.

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May 29, 2016 10:42:07   #
GTinSoCal Loc: Palmdale, CA
 
rmalarz wrote:
Somewhat interesting.
--Bob


umm, thank you

GT

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May 29, 2016 10:48:11   #
GTinSoCal Loc: Palmdale, CA
 
infocus wrote:
I have no idea what that is or how you do it but it looks amazing and I'd love to know.


Thank you!

I hung a color changing flashlight from the ceiling, placed a mirror under it at an angle. Set up the camera to focus on the flashlight, camera settings were:
ISO 100, 40mm, f6.3 - f8, 30 sec

Once you get everything set up, you turn on the flashlight, turn off the lights and start the flashlight swinging. How it swings determines the pattern.
Open the shutter and wait.

The one that has the green haze I used an EL wire that I wiggled around and above the flashlight.

I hope this helps!
Have fun!!!

GT

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May 29, 2016 10:51:13   #
GTinSoCal Loc: Palmdale, CA
 
EnglishBrenda wrote:
Interesting and colourful. I will get around to trying this one day hopefully - so many options with this hobby.


Seemingly endless options!
Something for every type of weather.
Somebody always finds something new!
The creativity of the human mind is astounding.

GT

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May 29, 2016 10:51:39   #
GTinSoCal Loc: Palmdale, CA
 
Marionsho wrote:
Now that's cool.


Thank you!


GT

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May 29, 2016 11:53:53   #
Bob Yankle Loc: Burlington, NC
 

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May 29, 2016 12:40:32   #
GTinSoCal Loc: Palmdale, CA
 
Bob Yankle wrote:


Thanks, Bob!

GT

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May 29, 2016 19:31:51   #
infocus Loc: Australia
 
GTinSoCal wrote:
Thank you!

I hung a color changing flashlight from the ceiling, placed a mirror under it at an angle. Set up the camera to focus on the flashlight, camera settings were:
ISO 100, 40mm, f6.3 - f8, 30 sec

Once you get everything set up, you turn on the flashlight, turn off the lights and start the flashlight swinging. How it swings determines the pattern.
Open the shutter and wait.

The one that has the green haze I used an EL wire that I wiggled around and above the flashlight.

I hope this helps!
Have fun!!!

GT
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That's very kind and sharing of you. Thank you very much.

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May 29, 2016 21:29:36   #
BassmanBruce Loc: Middle of the Mitten
 
infocus wrote:
That's very kind and sharing of you. Thank you very much.


Plus one. I have to give this a try.

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May 30, 2016 00:50:33   #
dragonswing Loc: Pa
 
GTinSoCal wrote:
Thank you!

I hung a color changing flashlight from the ceiling, placed a mirror under it at an angle. Set up the camera to focus on the flashlight, camera settings were:
ISO 100, 40mm, f6.3 - f8, 30 sec

Once you get everything set up, you turn on the flashlight, turn off the lights and start the flashlight swinging. How it swings determines the pattern.
Open the shutter and wait.

The one that has the green haze I used an EL wire that I wiggled around and above the flashlight.

I hope this helps!
Have fun!!!

GT
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That would be an interesting experiment. Thanks for the info

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Aug 22, 2016 13:58:35   #
Bobspez Loc: Southern NJ, USA
 
Where do you get a color changing flashlight? How fast do the colors change?
Thanks.
GTinSoCal wrote:
Thank you!

I hung a color changing flashlight from the ceiling, placed a mirror under it at an angle. Set up the camera to focus on the flashlight, camera settings were:
ISO 100, 40mm, f6.3 - f8, 30 sec

Once you get everything set up, you turn on the flashlight, turn off the lights and start the flashlight swinging. How it swings determines the pattern.
Open the shutter and wait.

The one that has the green haze I used an EL wire that I wiggled around and above the flashlight.

I hope this helps!
Have fun!!!

GT
Thank you! img src="https://static.uglyhedgehog.... (show quote)

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