April 2014
Intermediate to advanced
65 pages
1h 40m
English
This is a very common question. Many light-painting compositions require that you move directly through the shot, in full view of the camera. As photographers, we’re not accustomed to being in front of the camera during an exposure—our place is behind the camera! To create your light-painting masterpiece, however, you’ll need to spend some out in front. If your technique is good, you’ll never appear in the final photograph. Here are a few tips to keep you invisible:
1. Wear darker clothing. No need put on the full ninja outfit, but don’t wear white, either. White is very reflective and any stray light may turn you into a ghost. Darker coats or shirts will be fine. Ditch the khaki pants for a pair of dark jeans. ...
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