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Steel wool fun |
alenn
Joined: Nov 07, 2010
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From: Croatia,Zagreb
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Hello everyone! I tried some steel wool stuff yesterday.
I put the camera on a tripod, 12s timer, 20s exposure, ISO 100 and f/8.
This was my first try, I didn't have a whisk so halfway through the exposure the steel wool came off the string it was attached to it and I was a little close to the camera and the circle wasn't as uniform as I wanted it but I like it. And it was snowing so there is a little fogging in the corners.
I almost panicked when I tried to light the steel wool with a 9V as the battery was empty but then I lighted it with a lighter.
And thanks to Photo Extremist for the video , check it out 
Cheers
PS I shall try more today when I get home and when it gets dark.
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goldenface
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Sorry, but how did you get the wool to light up again?
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hihihans
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From: Netherlands
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Don't burn your house down.
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alenn
Joined: Nov 07, 2010
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It just fell on the ground.
And the cord actually burned because it was flammable.
I better use steel or chain and a whisk next time.
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alenn
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Here is a little more experimmenting and playing with colors in Photoshop. I didn't burn myself or my house 
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Posted: 2013-11-27 09:36
