Water Drops. - Topic

Yeah, it was fun to shoot! Frustrating as hell. Dunno how that could be, but its just the way it is. Thanks for the comments!

Gonna take it tomorrow, I'm ready for bed. Don't wanna have to semi set it up again tonight.

Thx, much.

Omg, it totally does. That just made it much more awesome in my mind. Haha, thx for pointing that out. Luls. And the setup really isn't difficult. The shots were amazingly easy to get, promise.

Haha. It was weird, I was looking at how the water droplet was shaped, and I said to myself "whoa! it's a spoon!" :lol:

and you're welcome ! Cool - what lens is best to do the droplets in? I wouldn't mind seeing the set up, I just am clueless on how to attempt these... I have tried before but it sucks!

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Feb 18 2010 10:42pm

Quote (chantal7 @ Feb 18 2010 08:43pm)

Haha. It was weird, I was looking at how the water droplet was shaped, and I said to myself "whoa! it's a spoon!" :lol:

and you're welcome ! Cool - what lens is best to do the droplets in? I wouldn't mind seeing the set up, I just am clueless on how to attempt these... I have tried before but it sucks!

I used my Vivi macro lens... But, I wasn't at 1:1... I think I was around 1:3, and I felt that I was too big... You should be able to do it with pretty much any lens. I know of people doing it with their nifty fifty's, some people even do it with the kit lenses.

Edit: And I was gonna post my setup, but I am actually gonna change it and play with it tomorrow. So perhaps I will remember to take a snap of the setup.

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Feb 19 2010 02:08am

Wow this looks sooo fantastic, such an amazing detail!!!

Very well done

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