Light Painting Tutorial, How To Light Paint a Smoke or Fog Effect

[@michaelbidegain6913]

Thank You Jason for keeping up busy during the lock down means a lot

[@LightPaintingPhotography]

You are very welcome, glad the tutorials and videos are keeping you entertained. Wishing you good health in these crazy times!

[@kb0cow]

thanks Jason, that tool is on my wish list. great info

[@LightPaintingPhotography]

Its a good one, there are lots of things you can create with it!

[@tonynikon]

I just put my first order with 3 universal connectors and a couple tools last week. Your pics are sooo beautiful and the way you explain it and the entusiasm put on the video, if feels very inspirational. Thanks for sharing!

[@LightPaintingPhotography]

Thank you very much for the compliments and support Antonio. I hope you love your new tools and I hope you enjoy Light Painting as much as I do! Thank you.

[@d_photography]

Really love your work 👌👌👌

[@LightPaintingPhotography]

Thank you very much!

[@mikesensier3656]

Awesome videos....just ordered a set of light tools. Can't say that my pictures will be as good as yours but practise makes perfect...hope so....🤞 Keep up the great work...👍

[@LightPaintingPhotography]

Thank you very much for your comment and Support! I really hope you love the tools and make some insane images with them!

[@girishkanth7770]

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[@LightPaintingPhotography]

Congratulations :)

[@stewarddesse]

3.d thumbs up. :)

[@graceing22]

Can you do light paintings with double exposure?

[@LightPaintingPhotography]

Absolutely! Some cameras allow for in camera double exposure and I have done it with film as well. I just posted some 35MM triple exposure light paintings to my instagram yesterday you can check them out here: instagram.com/jasondpage_lightpainter

[@graceing22]

@@LightPaintingPhotography thank you. I just started doing painting and am having a blast I just did an amazing skull photo after watching on of the tutorials on your KZbin

[@LightPaintingPhotography]

@@graceing22 Thats great to hear! Really happy that the tutorials are helping and giving you some inspiration!

[@stewarddesse]

Seems you face away from camera when whipping, but the final image looks like you are facing camera?

[@LightPaintingPhotography]

I am facing away. I see what you are saying it does kind look like I am facing the camera though.

[@stewarddesse]

@@LightPaintingPhotography Well ima go try, im single, only got a mannequin, but i wanna be in the picture. :)

[@anushagrewal553]

I am not really a big fan of this techniqur since it doesn't really resemble smoke or fog. For me, i usually use an EL wire from amazon and just continously move it around for a bit to get the smoky effect. I think since it is a thinner wire, it appears more smoky than this one.

[@LightPaintingPhotography]

ElWire works really good for a smoke or fog effect as well! I do like it too, the only trouble I have with El Wire is that they tend to short out and break when you shake them around to create the effect. The Light Whip is much more durable and more versatile as you can add gels or a screw on color filter to make it any color where as El Wire is limited to the color that the wire is.