In my internet travels, I randomly came across this video of our friends in The Canon Logic doing their song “Delia” across the Brooklyn Bridge, and I loved it…reminded me of those awesome “Take Away Shows”. Speaking of the Take Away Shows, this one is an MRI favorite… Not necessarily lightpainting related, but we love [...]
Ha! Check out this awesome video that Team Lumiere (see below) put together from our photo shoot. Its got us talking about our process (only slightly less awkward than the NPR piece) and then shooting some of the pictures we ended up with that night. Enjoy!
A good friend of ours just sent us this video and it completely blew our minds! We are now devoting our time to figuring out how in the world this was done and as soon as we find out, we’ll make sure you guys are the first to know! Stay tuned!!!
Hey Everyone, Its been a long time, sorry guys! We’ve been out on vacay for a week, but we haven’t been idle. Great things on their way, but for now…feast your eyes. Its no secret that we’re big Tron fans, and this video has been circulating around the interwebs (albeit in really poor quality) for [...]
Hey Doodz, Whats up? We know its been a little while since our last post. Have no fear we’ve been hard at work getting everything together for our Lightpainting Photo Booth at the next Flashing Lights Party in Brooklyn on April 3rd! If you didn’t make it last time, make sure to come out this [...]
Hey Everyone, So, Michelle and I are speechless…our NPR Science Friday video just went up on their site, and we couldn’t be happier. They actually made us look cool! Imagine that! Really though the video is unbelievable and provides some actual scientific insight into our work. Cameras have no inhibition. Enjoy and thank you SO [...]
Great write up from the great Allan Hoffman!
http://www.mrilightpainting.com/lightbomber/
LightBomber lets you create light paintings with your iPhone camera
I’ve loved creating light paintings with cameras ever since I was a 15-year-old with a Konica T4. My friend Scott and I would light sparklers and leave the shutter open on my Konica to produce these wonderful-looking images. I can still remember the thrill of seeing those photos, with their ethereal light trails, coming back from the photo lab. We’d use flashlights of various types, lamps, fireworks — just about anything to paint with light.
But with the iPhone? It’s not so easy. But now there’s LightBomber, an app that’s devoted to creating light trails and light graffiti. I’m just starting to experiment with it, but it is very, very cool, and I’m looking forward to seeing what iPhoneographers do with it.