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#201
Oct 1 2010 09:23am
Quote (onepagememory @ Oct 1 2010 08:21am)
Unless you're sporting a square format camera, I really dislike the crop. Composition is'nt favorable imo.


square format is for an assignment. I have the full one just don't have the file available to upload. thanks ^_^
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Oct 1 2010 09:41am
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i post what I feel like posting.


You should feel like posting your recent work if thats the case ^_^
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Oct 1 2010 09:57am
I´m going on without a rating since it´s already been done.

tried out my new speedlite 430 EX II with this little funny project. unfortunately it turned out the same shit as last time. I just cant manage to focus the glass and the later on splashes with my camera. and I barely recognize where to focus lays with the pretty small viewfinder of my 1000D. any tricks and tips on how to get really crisp and sharp splashes of water? it´s really frustrating, since 99% of the shots were focused on the black background, which was leather textured, and not the actual object ( the splashes ). this one is the only decent one, but only due to sharpening in photoshop >.<



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Oct 1 2010 10:30am
Quote (RecoveryChannel @ Oct 1 2010 08:57am)
I´m going on without a rating since it´s already been done.

tried out my new speedlite 430 EX II with this little funny project. unfortunately it turned out the same shit as last time. I just cant manage to focus the glass and the later on splashes with my camera. and I barely recognize where to focus lays with the pretty small viewfinder of my 1000D. any tricks and tips on how to get really crisp and sharp splashes of water? it´s really frustrating, since 99% of the shots were focused on the black background, which was leather textured, and not the actual object ( the splashes ). this one is the only decent one, but only due to sharpening in photoshop >.<

http://upload.pure34.com/upload/splashing-gummibear.jpg


Manual it. Turn up the lights, focus on what you want, then turn off. Are you intending to combine two images to have both the water and the glass sharp? The lighting seems all right.

Quote (CitizenScuba @ Oct 1 2010 08:41am)
You should feel like posting your recent work if thats the case ^_^


Like what? I just post whatever reminds of things I've done before.

This post was edited by onepagememory on Oct 1 2010 10:30am
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Oct 1 2010 10:41am
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square format is foran assignment. I have the full one just don't have the file available to upload. thanks ^_^




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Oct 1 2010 11:25am
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Oct 1 2010 11:29am
Quote (RecoveryChannel @ Oct 1 2010 11:57am)
I´m going on without a rating since it´s already been done.

tried out my new speedlite 430 EX II with this little funny project. unfortunately it turned out the same shit as last time. I just cant manage to focus the glass and the later on splashes with my camera. and I barely recognize where to focus lays with the pretty small viewfinder of my 1000D. any tricks and tips on how to get really crisp and sharp splashes of water? it´s really frustrating, since 99% of the shots were focused on the black background, which was leather textured, and not the actual object ( the splashes ). this one is the only decent one, but only due to sharpening in photoshop >.<

http://upload.pure34.com/upload/splashing-gummibear.jpg


What i recommend doing is placing a pen or a ruler on top of the cup in the middle. Either AF or MF onto the pen, once focus is achieved.. put the lens on MF. Set aperture on f/6.3- f/8~ and shoot away.

Quote (Futurama @ Oct 1 2010 01:25pm)
http://www.socaltrailriders.org/gallery/data/755/Quagmire.jpg


10/10
Interesting subject and sweet post processing. :LOL:

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Oct 1 2010 01:00pm
Quote (RecoveryChannel @ Oct 1 2010 10:57am)
I´m going on without a rating since it´s already been done.

tried out my new speedlite 430 EX II with this little funny project. unfortunately it turned out the same shit as last time. I just cant manage to focus the glass and the later on splashes with my camera. and I barely recognize where to focus lays with the pretty small viewfinder of my 1000D. any tricks and tips on how to get really crisp and sharp splashes of water? it´s really frustrating, since 99% of the shots were focused on the black background, which was leather textured, and not the actual object ( the splashes ). this one is the only decent one, but only due to sharpening in photoshop >.<

http://upload.pure34.com/upload/splashing-gummibear.jpg


http://nicholas-gordon.deviantart.com/art/droplet-lighting-diagram-165857099
http://richallen.deviantart.com/art/Water-Drop-Tutorial-47103251

Those deal mainly with drops, but the setup should essentially be the same.

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Oct 1 2010 01:59pm
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#210
Oct 1 2010 02:36pm
first of all, decrease the image size xD
my monitor is small
E> or crop it, there's a lot of empty space, just my opinion

This post was edited by coppp on Oct 1 2010 02:40pm
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