Painting With Light For Beginners

[@kyleenrush4326]

This video is so underrated. Thank you for using real examples and showing the difference between exposures. This really helped me understand.

[@attrell]

Thank you!

[@Mike-xx8bl]

The best tutorials out there as there is no preamble hes direct to the point and so easy to understand

[@attrell]

Thank you!!!

[@laureenprice8123]

Thank you for making this video! It is excellent, very informative.

[@attrell]

Thank you!

[@CherrysLittleSecret]

This was so easy to understand. Thank you for making this video.

[@attrell]

You're very welcome!

[@mlc3ifly]

Cool idea. I tried a 25 second exposure in manual mode with 100 iso and f8(sharpest for my lense) and painted with my phone flashlight tonight in my living room. Really cool!

[@attrell]

That is awesome!

[@dennisr.d.mascarenas3886]

What a great idea I'm gonna try it right now.. Greetings from Colorado USA.. 😎🇺🇸

[@jargon999]

Oh damn those tealights..I would have never thought that's how you were lighting the houses. I was thinking it might be a bit dangerous and/or creepy going inside. Well done!

[@samkong2804]

I keep coming back to your channel because you explain things so well. Looking forward to trying some of these ideas out.

[@attrell]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@bladescavenger]

I just recently got into photography and just discovered your channel, this is the coolest thing!! I can't wait to try this out!

[@attrell]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@jamescompton3058]

I am so happy I found your site, the best for my ZFC overall tutorial on KZbin.

[@attrell]

Thank you!!!

[@ericgeorge5483]

Brilliant advice thanks for the video, can't wait to have a go myself.

[@NuraNKesH]

man, i laughed so hard from 10:35 to 10:50 / 11:15 to 11:29 when you need a friend to help you situation. awesome video- im learning alot from you Chris. keep it up.

[@attrell]

Glad you enjoyed! Thank you!!

[@hhkk876]

Love your tutorials!! Such a complex subject made so simple and well explained. Thank you!!.👍👍

[@attrell]

You're very welcome!

[@ralfdiehl4677]

Oh your video remembered me on one occasion in apprenticeship with a colleague and our boss. We both apprentecies had to paint a bulding with a old cinematic flood light each of us had to operate manually. Our boss hat a sinar 4x5 or 5x7, it weas night, no blue hour, we had almost no explanation from him, and he was as usual grumpy with his useles apprentecies. But it worked. I figured ourt blue light later, first with 35 mm analog film, nowadays wirh Nikon FX and then with Fuji X-Series cameras and lenses. Thank.s for thes enthusiatic videos, i shared them with my wife who wants to learn it

[@attrell]

Thanks for watching!

[@soundofmusic0613]

Mindblowin' tricks! Loved it! Thanks for this tutorial, Sir! 👍

[@attrell]

Glad you liked it!

[@okewagirl]

Absolutely loving your videos, I’ve been binge watching them all day. Thank you so much for sharing some of your valuable knowledge 👌🏻

[@shirleyfortez3582]

You’re good 😌, thank you for teaching

[@neilcousineau4956]

Hi Chris, I just stumbled across your channel today. I live in Ontario farm country and so I was happy to find this. Over the next few weeks I will watch your videos and start making plans to try out some light painting. I love the Tee candle trick there is an old pick truck in my neighbours back yard I will get out there and try it soon, hopefully with snow and a somewhat clear night. Thanks.

[@attrell]

Awesome, thank you!

[@01Dirtnapper]

Nice idea with the tea lights! Thanks...

[@attrell]

You’re welcome 😊

[@skwerl81]

I'm down rabbit hole with your videos! 😅 Your info is super interesting (never thought of painting with light!) and you have a wonderful skill in the way you explain things. Love the tips from your wife at the end as well! I'm happy to be a new subscriber 😊

[@TomasBodin]

Thank you for making it all so easy to understand.

[@attrell]

Glad it was helpful!

[@susannawalsh3935]

Thank you for your tutorials, for a new newby your tutorials are very clear and easy to understand, to the point.

[@attrell]

Glad you like them! Thank you!!

[@ARTYCOATY]

Great video‼︎ Thanks for sharing‼︎

[@shirleyfortez3582]

Thank you mr. chris. You are really good teacher

[@attrell]

Thank you! 😃

[@Gogogordy1]

just stumbled across your channel coincidentally while I'm taking my photography into the light-painting realm...very good tips and tricks and your photos are excellent!

[@attrell]

THank you! Hope you do some cool work!

[@peterhewitson71]

This is the second of your videos I have watched and am hooked , thanks so much for making it easy to understand for a beginner , have Subed . Cheers Pete Western Australia

[@attrell]

Awesome, thank you!

[@street_biologist6727]

Awesome tutorial so nicely explained!

[@attrell]

Thank you!

[@toriwiley3372]

Excellent tutorial, thank you!

[@attrell]

You're very welcome!

[@2manyroberts]

Wow!!! Just discovered your channel! I am familiar with light painting, only in the outline sort of way; you know like the neon lights. This makes me want to break out my real cameras again( which I pretty much abandoned when I got a cell phone)Thank YOU!

[@attrell]

Thanks for watching!

[@view5558]

Awesome I am glad you love your wife so much. Lovely video. Thank you so much.

[@attrell]

You are so kind

[@Leo_Davis_]

Been admiring your work for a long time now. I live in Sask and spend most of my time on the highway here. I've always wondered how you lit the insides of the houses, and sometimes thought about electric tealights, but I really didn't think they would give enough light! Anyway, this summer, I'm going to go down hwy 13, there is so much potential down that road. Also between Radville and Hwy 6. I absolutely love your work, and hope to make one of your classes soon. Thank you for this video! Have an amazing day!

[@attrell]

Thank you!!!! I hope you have a great trip, highway 13 and 18 are full of great places to shoot!

[@erth_mu]

very helpful information.subscribed :) Cheers

[@Epicstorys69]

Thanks a lot for making videos like this they are very helpful Can you make one of car night photography……like car meets at night …

[@attrell]

Yes I will do that for sure!

[@SC-gw2kf]

Your work is amazing!

[@attrell]

Thank you so much!

[@smooth111012]

Wow I got to try this, great video

[@attrell]

Thank you!

[@endlessteatime4733]

This was very informative! I would've never thought the tea lights would have such an effect with the right exposure. And thanks to your wife for the heads up concerning insects haha!

[@attrell]

Thanks for watching!

[@Raykenn1]

Enjoyed your video thanks for posting 👍

[@attrell]

Thank you!

[@ramezredarr]

thank you ^^

[@gm1590]

Stacking multiple images in Photoshop with lighten blend mode is more flexible and forgiving.

[@angWannaBeGreatpianist]

Hello. I live in Clearwater Florida. Can yiu give suggestions on what I can paint besides abandoned buildings? I live near beaches. Thanks.

[@attrell]

Trees, trucks, boats, pretty much anything that doesn't have street lamps above it.

[@timothykieper]

Curious about the settings ? Why not use a lowwer ISO with longer exposure? Or, use aperture priority and let the camera do the rest? New subscriber, Great videos!

[@Rogelio_007]

Lol! This great!!

[@attrell]

Thank you!

[@emfromthechi]

This is so fucking cool im shocked it doesnt have more views

[@attrell]

Thank you!

[@alwaysinout]

After setting the camera and starting the 30 seconds LE , when should i start painting with light and how many times during the 30 seconds ... Thanks

[@attrell]

Anytime and as many times as needed to make it bright enough in the exposure.

[@1duesy]

I don't understand the need for high ISO and fast aperture. Why not use a slower shutter speed and set ISO lower to eliminate noise and a narrower aperture for increased depth of field?

[@berniestang2616]

Im new to this …. Feeling overwhelmed … 😬

[@attrell]

It's fun!

[@richschmitt100]

You should have gone into that abandon house and stayed in it!

[@attrell]

Not when I am alone :)

[@ROUGHROADPH]

He can’t. He’ll disturb the person who’s been tied up for the last 25 yrs in the cellar.