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Does anyone know any attachments you can get to illuminate the ground so the camera can see and take pictures? Have a DJI Phantom 2 vision +
Yes it is stable but I do not think that stable. Give it a try but for painting with light,( how we use to do it ) you leave the shutter open while you set flashes off , cover lens, move to another location while the camera is in same position, take away what is covering shutter ( normally black painted cardboard ) & repeat. Yes you can use photoshop to layer but if the phantom moved just a bit with wind or anything while you do that, you will have undesired results. I could be wrong but I think you will have a hard time to do that. If you try & get good results, please share as I dang will try it tooSteveMann said:It might be fun to experiment with "Painting with Light". (Google it)
The Phantom is remarkably stable in no wind conditions, so start the GoPro shooting video and go up 50 to 100ft. Don't touch the controls unless you need to for safety then walk around, or have an assistant walk around lighting the scene with hand-held floodlights. Later, do frame grabs from the video of the lighting then blend them in Photoshop using the Multiply mode.
When the outside temperature isn't 16-degrees F I may try that sometime.
I think You would need several thousand unless you were shooting on the ground :lol: plus a mile of velcroTxturbo said:Buy a mini LED flashlight from the dollar store and Velcro it to your phantom.
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