The whole thing weighs just 4lbs, meaning it’s an easy carry to remote locations or over your shoulder as you walk throughout the city making abstract art-art that can be launched via the back-lit, easy-to-use control module mounted directly to the frame of the Pixelstick. Tall though it may be, it is easily assembled and quickly collapsible-it splits in two-and can be stored away neatly in the included padded carrying case (which is, itself, lined with a yellow interior to make nighttime shoots a little easier when setting up). The Pixelstick’s 73-inch (6ft, 187cm) tall, all matte black, anodized aluminum body holds 200 RGB LEDs which can produce over 16 million colors, each individually addressable. It’s rarely meant to be taken literally when people throw around the old “the possibilities are endless” cliché, but with the Pixelstick, I think the possibilities might actually be endless. The simplest way to describe the $350 Pixelstick is this: a 6-foot long narrow “stick” covered in LEDs that can be manipulated via the attached controller to “print” colors and images in the air and onto your camera.Įven simpler? It’s a absolute must-buy for any serious photographer. The Pixelstick from Bitbanger Labs, which may just be one of the coolest ways to express your creative side after the sun sets. If you love light painting, then have I got a toy for you.
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