Working With Images To Find Good Combinations But while testing along with some things observed during the shoot I pondered if there could be more done to prepare the images to get the best output from the PixelSticks. Initially I figured that utilizing the Brightness adjustment would solve for this. The kind that makes you go GOOD GOD THAT’S ABSOLUTELY BLINDING WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU. Have you ever been driving at night and you drive by a place that has one of those LED signs that are able to show multi-color images? Where you can tell the image has been tuned so be clearly visible during the day… but would be way too much for a night time display. The first thing I noticed: holy shit is this thing bright. Once they arrived I knew I was going to have to do some initial testing so I could get some understanding of how it works, what I would need to do for images, etc. I already had some various projects in mind but when the Super Crown project ended up on an accelerated schedule we thought there could be some neat way we could apply it to that project. I had done some experimenting at home with various tools but I knew there was one I wanted to get my hands on: the PixelStick. Note: if you enjoy our work or find any information we share helpful please consider supporting our activities via Tip Jar! Some First Steps With the PixelStickĪs mentioned in the accompanying article with our Super Crown set one area we’ve been wanting to explore with our work has been with light painting and what we could do with it.
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