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I like the second one especially. I've never tried that myself, but so many other people have done it. I still like looking though, it's almost like snow flakes, every single time it's different.

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Mind sharing the tech data with us? I was fooling around last night doing the same thing using F16 and 1/3000 with my FL-50 and 14-54mm. The exposure was spot on (I love that flash!) but I wasn't able to get distinct droplets very well. I'm just wondering if my shutter speed was too fast.

Thanks.
 
Great shot and thanks so much for the settings you used. I have always wanted to try that shot and now I have some guidelines. I hope I can do it as good as yours.

Cecily
 
Aren't they awesome, how they make perfectly round orbs between letting go and hitting a surface. I like both shots, the texture in the first one and the lovely blue in the 2nd.
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Very cool! I really like the second one. Here are a couple of mine:







What did you do to make the drops for the second one?

Keep em coming

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jjakober

E-510/14-42 kit & 18-180
 
Aussiegirl88 said:
Great shot and thanks so much for the settings you used. I have
always wanted to try that shot and now I have some guidelines. I hope
I can do it as good as yours.

Cecily
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You're welcome! I'll be waiting for your shots :)
MercurySoft1 said:
Aren't they awesome, how they make perfectly round orbs between letting go > and hitting a surface. I like both shots, the texture in the first one and the lovely > blue in the 2nd.
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Yeap, definitely there's nothing like the water physics!
jjakober said:
Very cool! I really like the second one. Here are a couple of mine:
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What did you do to make the drops for the second one?
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Nice shots, specially the first!

Well, I just keep on trying different tap adjustments, and somehow with one of them I got that flow :D

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