Hey everyone, If you came out to the event for Benedectine (and its 500 year old recipe) last night then THANK YOU. We have to say you were one of the most enthusiastic groups we’ve dealt with so far. From light-painted battle axes to mutant heads and laser-eyes, you guys brought the thunder in the [...]
Hey Kids, We just got the photos posted from the Project Pet NYC event on Thursday. They came out great thanks to some great participation from all the guests. Check out some highlights here, and the rest over at the MRI Flickr. Also, rest in peace Michael Jackson, this video is great, and maybe you [...]
Hey everyone, whaaaat’s happening? Yeah. We’re going to need you to go ahead and sort of come in tomorrow night to..Studio B for Flashing Lights. Lets say, around 10 pm? It’s not a half day or anything. Mmmkay? Great. Yeaaaahhhh… Heavy handed references aside, we would love to see you all tomorrow night at [...]
Hello there! Well, we’ve made it back from our ridiculously awesome trek through Hawaii. We had many adventures and many many wonderful things that we could ramble on for hours about, but we’ll save that for later. Most importantly though, we got some AMAZING shots (like the one above of the little grass hut that [...]
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.