Make light painting magic with the Pixelstick
The Pixelstick is a wand consisting of 200 LEDs that can be programmed to display any image you like in a long exposure photograph.
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Pixelstick
Load a bitmap image onto the Pixelstick and watch it paint the picture across the frame of a long-exposure photograph.
Rainbow path
Exposure: 20s, f/16, ISO 100
Spirals
This spiral was created by rotating the Pixelstick in a circle, using one of the default patterns that ships on the device.
Pixelstick in pieces
All the components that make up the Pixelstick.
Best friends
Wario and Waluigi appear in their natural environment.
Rainbows in the sky
The Sydney skyline behind a Pixelstick rainbow.
Nyan cat
Where would the Internet be without a bit of classic Nyan?
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