Little tip, you can use a hair clip at the base to spread the brush. Just use one that is not too strong so you don't damage the fibers. Also when you approach the person with the brush you can aim the fibers at him when you bring it in position outside of frame which gives a touch of light to the face to pull the shadows a bit up.
@@SCHOOLOFLIGHT Thanks Denis...I have spent almost all day looking at all your videos and I'm pretty keen to try light painting and astro combined. I will get on Jason's site and check it out.
Little tip, you can use a hair clip at the base to spread the brush. Just use one that is not too strong so you don't damage the fibers.
Also when you approach the person with the brush you can aim the fibers at him when you bring it in position outside of frame which gives a touch of light to the face to pull the shadows a bit up.
Thats is a fantastic tip!!! Thanks mate
Another inspiring video. Deep respect for your great technical know how. Many thanks
Thank you so much.
Nice video and technic Denis
Awesome!! I do love a bit of fibre optic!! 👍
And you are bloody good at it mate!!!
It would also be interesting to see what techniques you use in post processing. Super video
Hi Rob, yeah I have a post processing video inside of me. GET OUT!!! Soon mate
Very cool
Love this Denis
Thank you.
Very Good.
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Love it!! Where did you get Gels Cellophanes from?
Nice work Denis. Are these brushes and attachments available in Oz?
Hi there, I used to stock them, but you can purchase at www.lightpaintingbrushes.com they ship to us here, and Jason is a great guy!
@@SCHOOLOFLIGHT Thanks Denis...I have spent almost all day looking at all your videos and I'm pretty keen to try light painting and astro combined. I will get on Jason's site and check it out.
what camera did you use for this vid and photos?
Olympus OMD EM1's and X's