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Jan 27, 2010 19:41 | #1

I was looking at youtube, trying to get some new ideas and came across this video...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RK_tBOT8xDc

I am wondering what type of photography this is... I was searching how to paint with light. These shots that this guy pulls of in his videos are outstanding. Was hoping to find some, "How to" stuff on the post processing... Any ideas?

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Jan 27, 2010 19:48 | #2

Post processing was likely just done with layers and masking in photoshop. Fairly simple, but it looks like he is an expert at it.

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Jan 27, 2010 19:49 | #3

Painting with Light

Was hoping to find some, "How to" stuff on the post processing... Any ideas?

Got software now? Which?
You should get comfortable with layers & Masks. Look at the the links in post #9 of: Tough Exposure question

You'll probably have questions, so I'm moving this to "RAW & PP".

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Jan 28, 2010 06:34 | #4

itzcryptic wrote in post #9485896

Post processing was likely just done with layers and masking in photoshop. Fairly simple, but it looks like he is an expert at it.

Yep.

Similar to this: You just pick the part you want from each image.

If you want to paint with light, you'd open the shutter, and light every part of the scene you want lit with a flash or a flashlight. Very different approach.
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