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| #1 Post by i.sukurimu, on Fri Aug 7 2009 6:25 PM |
| cool ! |
| #2 Post by Eli, on Sat Aug 8 2009 6:15 PM |
| i'm sorry, WHAT? i don't get it. is it like i laser pointer, where you just move it around really fast so it makes pictures? or does it actually spray something into the air that looks like light? it needs a better description. |
| #3 Post by Luigi_minestrone, on Sat Aug 8 2009 7:17 PM |
| Eli its for photo tagging, just check out the picture on the bottom |
| #4 Post by Chuck, on Sun Aug 9 2009 1:30 AM |
| Yeah I don't get it. Is it just an LED for slow shutter pictures? Or is there actually something physically emitted from the can? |
| #5 Post by smartass, on Sun Aug 9 2009 2:16 AM |
| You guys are retarded. |
| #6 Post by Krathar, on Sun Aug 9 2009 2:43 AM |
| No. Asking for how things work isn't retarded. It's curiosity. One of the things that enables us human to invent lots of great things. |
| #7 Post by Robin, on Sun Aug 9 2009 4:50 AM |
| Indeed ... tell us how it works :D |
| #8 Post by donjie, on Sun Aug 9 2009 8:16 AM |
| It seems kinda useless if all it is is a LED on a spraycan. Functionally, it'd be just the same as one of those torches which you shake to recharge. The only difference is that it can change colour. How can you do graffiti with it? |
| #9 Post by another_smartass, on Sun Aug 9 2009 8:19 AM |
| Yeah, it sprays like a solid version of light into the air, and then the light just hovers there, glowing... retards. |
| #10 Post by elmo, on Sun Aug 9 2009 11:32 AM |
| It uses pressurised light combined with argon, cooled to 0K. I read they are planning to rebrannd the moon using a similar system :0) |
| #11 Post by uncle_smartass, on Mon Aug 10 2009 3:14 AM |
| @5 and @9, go to your rooms and spank each other with your smugness. |
| #12 Post by Rafae, on Mon Aug 10 2009 6:51 AM |
| http://www.vimeo.com/1486128 |
| #13 Post by shuttereye, on Tue Aug 11 2009 3:23 PM |
| whoa "spray something into the air that looks like light"? lets think about that. . . |
| #14 Post by mason, on Wed Aug 26 2009 0:40 AM |
| It's for long exposure photography. Called Light Graffiti, you keep the shutter open on your DSLR camera, and "paint" with the LED and once the photo is processed, you get a trail of light, which makes your picture. make sense? Google it. |
| #15 Post by tiffiny, on Thu Aug 27 2009 1:8 AM |
| I really think its really neat and innovative- I haven't seen anything like it before |
| #16 Post by Cuba, on Wed Sep 23 2009 6:56 AM |
| yeaah good good.... |
| #17 Post by Spwn, on Tue Nov 3 2009 5:47 PM |
| How can it be open shutter? If it was, the guy spraying the stuff would be blurred as well due to his movement. The LED charges a photo-capacitive liquid that is sprayed onto glass, therefore letting the liquid glow for a while. It's like glow in the dark plastic whivh charges during the day with solar light/energy, then it glows during the night, releasing the photo-energy slowly. Same with the LED Graffiti, except it is charged by the LED. |
