Light-Tree

Shot on April 2th, 2020 at about 10:15 pm next to Kleestadt.

Camera data:
Canon EOS 6D (Mark I)
Focal length: 16 mm
Aperture: f / 2.8
ISO: 1250
Exposure time: 20 s
17 Pictures

Panorama resolution: 16000 x 8000

Bightness Moon: ca. 66%

This was a first test of my LED lamps. But there is still a lot to optimize.

Photos of a lighting module see below

Tree (only Moonlight)

Tree

Here is an overview of the overall situation.

Tree lit with LEDs Tree, without LEDs

LED lighting

Here are two photos of one of the LED lights. The others look about the same. The LEDs are pluggable so that they can be equipped with different colors depending on the need. Align by bending.

Something needs to be optimized here, because the LEDs in the socket strips have less than optimal contact.

The black paper is there so that the camera is not dazzled and the meadow is not so brightly lit. The latter is still rather poor. There is still room for improvement here.

three nights later ...