Light Painting Tools for Night Photography

Light Painting Tools for Night Photography
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  1. Richard BeebeSeptember 16, 2014 at 4:18 PM

    Quite the fun arsenal, Jeff Sullivan Photography ! When you aren't carrying the camera, you'll never get lost in the dark!

    My collection isn't as grand as yours. I've put "whatever" flashlight in my pocket to a multitasking function. I can't blame having a day job in construction as my excuse for having a passion for flashlights, too. But, that's where many find their first use poking around above a ceiling.

    I even wired 9v batteries to a demo'd fire-alarm strobe just to see what it might do (and still need to go play with it out in the real world) in its blinking nature.

    I have a couple old Vivitar 283's I still carry in one of my camera bags, with color filters ('stolen' out of a Lee or Rosco color filter sample set I picked up at a photo expo years ago  - they fit the flash's front frame very nicely - that I've put to use in the past.

    You ever feel like a 'Wild West' photo gun slinger with that arsenal?!

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  2. Jeff Sullivan PhotographySeptember 17, 2014 at 7:18 AM

    I have two small day packs, and transfer what I'm going to use that night into one so I don't have to carry the entire collection.  

    My camera gear is similarly divided so I can mix and match pieces to carry rather than tote everything including the kitchen sink.  I even use a small pack on my back along with a moderately large hip pack so my camera gear can be cut significantly for short forays from the car, but I can still have a healthy selection of lenses and filters along.

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