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[Music] hi my name is susan magnano and im a photographer and light painter and today were going to talk about the gear you can use when youre light painting so first were going to start off with talking about camera equipment and you dont need any fancy camera equipment you can use a mirrorless a dslr and even some smartphones do long exposures but today im going to be using the olympuss om1 camera and the reason why im using this camera is because they have a really unique feature it is called live composite and whats really cool about it is it allows you to do bulb mode and not over expose the ambient light and i know this seems like some kind of voodoo magic but its actually really cool the way live composite works is that you actually have to hit the trigger three different times the first time is actually to get the base exposure to capture the ambient light and that can be from a 0.5 second exposure to a 60 second exposure the next time you hit the trigger it starts t
