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Pixelstick LED Lightpainting Tool
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The Pixelstick LED Lightpainting Tool
The Pixelstick LED Lightpainting Tool is a niche accessory that’s designed for creative lightpainting. Key features include:
Lightpainting Background. Firstly, if you’re not familiar with lightpainting you should get a brief background here and do a google image search.
What It Is. The Pixelstick is a 73" “wand” that uses 200 RGB LEDs to produce images and patterns for nighttime lightpainting. The lightweight aluminum build breaks down to 43" for easy transport, with relatively simple on-site assembly. For detailed setup, see the user manual in our links tab.
How It Works. The included controller reads BMP image files from an SD card (4GB included) to then display them, one vertical line at a time, using the LEDs. If that’s hard to imagine, the creators made a quick gif that helps to illustrate how it works.
What It Can Do. The short answer is a lot. Since images and designs can be user-created, the sky is the limit. While your standard long-exposures will be the most common use, its use can also transition into multiple exposures and time lapse.
What You Need. This is just the lighting tool. You will still need a camera, lens, tripod, remote shutter release, and some creativity and skill. There are some demo images / patterns that come installed on the unit, but any further than that will require loading them to the included SD card via computer. The Pixelstick is powered via 8x AA batteries (not included).Are we out of stock?
If you don't see exactly what you're looking for and that makes you sad, please give us a shout. We might have good news for you. Here's a link to our contact form.We offer a 3-day inspection period on all sales, during which time you may return the item for a refund of the purchase price, not including shipping.
Finally, if you select the two-year lens warranty, you'll get additional protection from Consumer Priority Service ("CPS"). The two-year warranty will take effect after our 90-day warranty ends. Click the link below for all the details: