Gopro pictures

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Ready to spin some steel wool tonight. Hope to get some cool pictures.
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WOOT WOOT!
 
Ready to spin some steel wool tonight. Hope to get some cool pictures.
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Ok so lemmie see if i can fire this one out, cable on the whisk, steel wool stuffed into the whisk, add sparking and spin around...but how do you spark the steel wool? 9 volt battery?
 
Ok so lemmie see if i can fire this one out, cable on the whisk, steel wool stuffed into the whisk, add sparking and spin around...but how do you spark the steel wool? 9 volt battery?

You're correct. I just used a lighter but a 9 volt can work too.
 
Here is a cool pic I took with my older GoPro Hero3 of the Grand Palace when I was in Bangkok, Thailand. It was impossible to get a picture of the whole building with my phone. I even tried a panorama picture and with the layout if the building, it didnt turn out good. The fish eye on the GoPro made this picture possible.
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Use the red filter
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for the snorkel if you are in clear blue water. If it is greenish, it is a different filter. My shots all turned out blurry. Here is one with a red filter on my tank since it is more blue and clear.
 
I really think it depends on what lights you run for which filter you would choose. With the new hero5, I don't think a filter is required with the (3) AI Hydra 52+HD's that I am running on my tank.
 
Definitely go for the filters! I told myself I would color correct my pics, but it never happens - you take a million pics and when you come back off the vacation high, things get left in a folder....

Here is a pre and post correction photo taken by Alfrareef, although this took me 5 minutes to do in lightroom, its always better when all your pics have true colors and in RAW format to further tweak if need be


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Wow nice!
How'd you that? Light the steel wool on fire.... how did you keep the GoPros shutter open for so long? or DSLR?
Thank you.
Youre right I set the steel wool on fire and spun it. I believe my settings were 20 sec shutter speed, all done with my GoPro Hero5.
 
Here's a video from the drones view.

You can see the drone in the pic below. .
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