Plasma Plate by Fred255

Photography • Abstract • posted on Jan 25, 2007

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This has problably been done before. Not by me.

Comments (6)

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PhilW

6:03AM | Thu, 25 January 2007

A dramatic image - how did you get that effect? I was suprised to see it under photography rather than fractals or something!

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TwoPynts

7:28AM | Thu, 25 January 2007

I'd love to have plates like this. "Welcome to the world of tomorrow!"

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lil_sizzler

9:08AM | Thu, 25 January 2007

Nicely done! Wished I had done this too when I had access to these thingies.

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PeeWee05

10:16AM | Thu, 25 January 2007

It doesn't matter if it's been done before it's about how you do it now :D

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KaToFel

12:56PM | Thu, 25 January 2007

Hey, what a funny coincidence! I have the same lightflashwhateveryoucall it. Cool!!! You can easy animate it with the free VirtualDub Software > http://www.virtualdub.org/download Just take 3 differnt pictures, use a tripot, then save them as Lightflash001.jpg and Lightflash002.jpg and Lightflash003.jpg - Now open VirtualDub and import Lightflash001.jpg and look what happens. It is important that you use those numbers, otherwise VirtualDub has no information on how to process them.

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Fred255

1:22PM | Thu, 25 January 2007

Thanks I will give that a go