I shared the composition for D1 Glitter with a friend recently, so he invited me to come see him test his stars and mines. I couldn't resist this offer, so I hastly made some stuff to shoot as well and took the ever suffering girlfriend as a camera operator and the rest of the family to make an 'event' out of it.
I didn't keep track of the sizes and lift charges, and I've also removed all the blown blind videos, so this page is more just eye candy than real testing results. I don't nomally write up other people's work here either, but as this was a kind of group collaboration I made an exception.
The stars were unprimed, so they were a little touchy to get lit with strong lift charges, and didn't engulf properly, causing burn times to be all over the place.
I also suspect that the larger ones were not completely dry. The smaller ones produced beautiful effects that had us completely in awe. I *love* D1 glitter, it is so cheap and easy, yet so effective.
He will prime the next batch and dry them longer, so we can get zero fall-out performance for display use.
title | type | size |
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Test #1 | video/x-msvideo | 766.746 kbytes |
Test #2 | video/x-msvideo | 557.392 kbytes |
Test #3 | video/x-msvideo | 734.202 kbytes |
Test #4 | video/x-msvideo | 736.462 kbytes |
Test #5 | video/x-msvideo | 608.566 kbytes |
Test #6 | video/x-msvideo | 572.444 kbytes |
Test #7 | video/x-msvideo | 779.830 kbytes |
Test #8 | video/x-msvideo | 546.598 kbytes |
Test #9 | video/x-msvideo | 1.142 Mbytes |
Stargun Picture | image/jpeg | 15.526 kbytes |