Lightpainting Interval Exposure Tool by RyusLightworks

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This is a tool designed to be used in long exposures. It spins a disc with open segments in front of a camera lens to interrupt a long exposure in intervals. This creates a unique look in light trails and any other technique used in lightpainting.
This tool uses a geared 12V dc motor with around 720RPM with a standard PWM controller.
The controller potentiometer knob is mounted outside the box along with a power plug and a switch for power. The discs are separated to be printable but need at least 300x200 print area.
The slit disc right is actually a little wrong, it should have been mirrored. I realized this after i printed and glued them together, but left them as they are because this creates a slight irregularity that adds character and makes the pattern look less artificial.
Example images show which type of disc created which type of effect.
German instructions can be found here:http://forum.lightpainting-helpdesk.de/showthread.php?tid=298
Englisch instructions can be found here:http://lightpaintingphotography.com/light-painting-photography/light-painting-interval-exposure/