How to adjust SLR light painting

Specific shooting: The camera needs to be mounted on a stable tripod, use a shutter release cable (to reduce vibration), and generally choose to open door B. These are basic. If you are just starting to use a SLR, you can refer to your own The instruction manual will not be described in detail.

Then everyone needs to cooperate. The light source can be a flashlight, a colorful LED light that changes color, a mobile phone, a safety firework, etc. Anyway, it is something that needs to shine.

Be careful during the shooting process. You need to rehearse several times in advance. If the film is produced by one person, better, or with multiple people, everyone will have to work harder and get used to it a few more times! ! Play more in order to make a good-looking film! !

The person controlling the shutter presses the shutter and notifies everyone to start drawing the pattern, and then releases the shutter to complete an exposure after drawing. It can also be that everyone turns off the lights collectively after drawing, haha.

If it is too bright or too dark during the shooting process, adjust the iso, aperture, shutter, etc. accordingly.

It’s fun to actually do it! ! And it’s not complicated at all, you only need to do it once and you’ll understand! ! Not difficult! ! !

I read the entry, and it’s not very specific.

Light painting can be understood as a shooting effect created by using the long exposure function of the camera!

Because when the shutter is always open, if the background light is weak or very little, long exposure can be allowed without overall overexposure, then the subject can be captured by the camera through the moving light source. It is only sensitive to light to form graphics, text, etc. Of course, the background must not be very bright, otherwise it will be overexposed before the desired effect is achieved! In fact, it’s like you can use light to draw on the film of your camera! Of course, you don’t have to draw it yourself. You can also use strong light to illuminate and expose several parts of the picture at a time.

I have used this once and I feel it, and I know how to play it! ! It's not difficult!