Light stencils make tagging long exposures a snap

Jul 21st 2010
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Light stencils make tagging long exposures a snap
I’m just a little ashamed that I never considered this sort of simple thing. I’ve messed around with long exposures and lightweight trails a little bit – even got some sweet results. But waving a flashlight or phone around isn’t any method to do things if you need any type of precision. Turns out all you’ll want to do is slice your design in a bit of cardboard and shine the light through it.

More in-depth instructions and concepts here.

[via Make and Gizmodo]

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