Capturing 'lightpanting photos' through the lens of Honor X9b 5G
Posted: Tue Apr 30, 2024 11:04 pm
Hello Explorers,I hope you’re all having a fantastic time in the Magic Nation community! 
So today I am going to talk about lighting painting photography Light painting is a captivating technique that allows you to create mesmerizing images using long exposure times and deliberate movements of light sources.
Here’s how it works:
(1) Set up your camera: Use a tripod or stabilize your phone to avoid any camera shake during the long exposure.
(2) Choose your light source: You can use anything that emits light—flashlights, LED sticks, sparklers, or even your phone’s screen.
(3) Find a dark location: The darker, the better. This allows the light trails to stand out against the black background.
(4) Set your camera to manual mode or a slow shutter speed:
And put these settings on your phone -
Shutter speed - 10
ISO - 100
Focus - Manual
I hope you enjoy this thread!
Your feedback is invaluable, so please share your thoughts in the comments!
Take care of yourselves and your loved ones!
I’ll see you all again soon in the next thread.
Signing off,
{shrivastvaravi}
So today I am going to talk about lighting painting photography Light painting is a captivating technique that allows you to create mesmerizing images using long exposure times and deliberate movements of light sources.
Here’s how it works:
(1) Set up your camera: Use a tripod or stabilize your phone to avoid any camera shake during the long exposure.
(2) Choose your light source: You can use anything that emits light—flashlights, LED sticks, sparklers, or even your phone’s screen.
(3) Find a dark location: The darker, the better. This allows the light trails to stand out against the black background.
(4) Set your camera to manual mode or a slow shutter speed:
And put these settings on your phone -
Shutter speed - 10
ISO - 100
Focus - Manual
I hope you enjoy this thread!
Your feedback is invaluable, so please share your thoughts in the comments!
Take care of yourselves and your loved ones!
I’ll see you all again soon in the next thread.
Signing off,
{shrivastvaravi}
