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The ground is coffee and the background my computer monitor.
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A shot of the setup.
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You should try some long exposures and light painting with a Maglite or small LED flashlight for some of your staged scenes.
I think you'd catch on to that real quick and take advantage of it. |
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As you can see by the camera screen that it was a 4 second exposure. In this case extra lighting wasnt necessary since I was looking for a light source on the wagon to match the screen. I think the final shot doesnt need any additional light. The only reason I shot it this way was because of the lousy snow storm going on outside. But thanks for your advice. I have a drawer full of maglites and LED flashlights as you suggest just for the purpose you suggest.
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Cleverly done, Bynx
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Pretty realistic...movie magic, I say!!!
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Winter sucks sometimes, but your creativity makes up for it. Nicely done, thinking outside the box again.
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The chuck wagon is by Franklin Mint in 1:16 scale, the same as the Wells Fargo Stagecoach I posted here earlier. They make a good pair.
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