Here are some great shots of what this will do. This was shot with a 30 second exposure in my office using 2 RGB fading LED’s and the second arm half way in the middle of the primary arm to produce a tight pattern.
This was shot with a 30 second exposure in my office using a blue and a green LED with the second arm half way in the middle of the primary arm to produce a tight pattern.
Here we have a different setup with the main motor mounted vertically and the second arms motor mounted at 90 degrees out to create this awesome 3D torus floating in space
This is my favorite shot taken at midnight in my back yard. This was shot with a 30 second exposure using a single RGB LED with the second arms motor at the end of the primary arms end to produce a large clean pattern.
Here is a failed shot as an example for you to learn from my trial and error. When setting up the shot pay close attention to your cameras white balance settings… its still cool looking though!
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