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The sky looks like another planet is reaching the Earth 
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This is one of my favorites from your gallery. I'm really intrigued as to what you use for the lights- you seem to use it often, but to great effect each time. Makes me want to start shooting again, haha.
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This is beautiful- the composition is excellent
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your lightpaint images are all great. i also tried some long exposures. but i allways have a very strong grainy effect. what make i wrong??
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thank you,
and yeah, digital isn't the best for long exposures, some cameras get a lot of noise, but you're sure its not because you're ISO is too high?
If not your camera might have a some noise reduction, or you can try a program like Noise Ninja, or just photoshop.
or just shoot film
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then i have to try this with my analogical camera. i am just afraid that i will destroy the whole film with just bad images... but maybe i just have to do it 
the iso isn't to high. i've looked at the files again. but this noise ninja i will look for that.
thanks
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sorry, i just replied to the comment from my inbox, didn't notice that djyuki had already posted a response.
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What ISO sensitivity are you using?
The lower the ISO, the less grainy you'll get.
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it depends on the time i am using and how much light is there. but also with 100 ISO it's mostyl grainy. or is that then that way because i have some images where i had to use 30 seconds ?
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Grains become more apparent whenver you leave the film exposed to light for too long. Either you need to shot those at night or use a lower ISO sensitivity.
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hm i havn't used film so far for such lon exposure images. but i'll try this soon. maybe it's also a matter with the grain with the digital camera. it's a good one. but maybe not good enough
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