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#1
Jul 27 2009 03:25pm
Okay so it's not really alcohol to be honest.
It's actually nail polish remover.
I don't drink so I had no real alcohol to use haha.
I also ended up breaking the shot glass from leaving the fire burning to long and then pouring it out, Woopsy!

This is my first time attempting this type of photography; I normally stick to macros. :D
LMK what you think and I would really appreciate some tips to make this kind of shot better.
Thanks and Take Care,
~Donny


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Jul 27 2009 03:44pm
Kinda reminds me of last week with sambuca shots, except the color of the flame :P

I really like the 3rd one, looks cool!

Also great to see something different :D
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Jul 27 2009 03:56pm
Quote (Kri @ Mon, Jul 27 2009, 02:44pm)
Kinda reminds me of last week with sambuca shots, except the color of the flame :P

I really like the 3rd one, looks cool!

Also great to see something different :D


Yah I'm pretty sure he was the one who inspired me to do this.
I remembered seeing something like this so I decided to try :D
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Jul 27 2009 04:20pm
pokerstar :lol:
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Jul 27 2009 04:25pm
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pokerstar  :lol:


I use to play poker til I quit messing with fg.
And Please do not comment in this forum unless you have something useful to say about the photo.
Side comments can come after.
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Jul 27 2009 07:20pm
Anymore tips and trick for photographing fire?
Let me know please, you have no idea how strongly I would appreciate it.
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~Donny
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Jul 27 2009 08:15pm
Quote (Antisk8er @ Tue, 28 Jul 2009, 02:20)
Anymore tips and trick for photographing fire?
Let me know please, you have no idea how strongly I would appreciate it.
Take Care,
~Donny



i expirenced that its isier to take photos of bigger fires that of small ones

a bit longer shuttertime is also usefull imo

next time fire a saladbowl insted of a jigger ?

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Jul 27 2009 08:55pm
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i expirenced that its isier to take photos of bigger fires that of small ones

a bit longer shuttertime is also usefull imo

next time fire a saladbowl insted of a jigger ?


Alright thanks.
I'll try a larger flame next time.
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Jul 27 2009 09:16pm
Nice photos, for different colored flames use different colors in the liquid, 50/50 Vodka usually burns blue, dunno about much more then that. Also, try a slower or faster shutter speed, faster will give more sharp flames and a slower will make it look larger and blurred.
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Jul 27 2009 09:18pm
Quote (kratos @ Tue, 28 Jul 2009, 04:16)
Nice photos, for different colored flames use different colors in the liquid, 50/50 Vodka usually burns blue, dunno about much more then that. Also, try a slower or faster shutter speed, faster will give more sharp flames and a slower will make it look larger and blurred.


y true ... remember chemnics:P

burn diffrent minerals to get collor in the flames ... sth like cupper or simply salt
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