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Another from the bucket list. This is my first dabble with shooting water droplets using high speed flash techniques. The splash of the water drop is captured by shooting a long exposure in low light and at the critical moment firing flash at a very low power which 'freezes' the action (low powered flash emits light for a very short period of time).
I've been fascinated with this type of shot ever since I read Corrie White's article in the Jan-Mar 2012 EOS magazine. Indeed my shot is water-droplets-101, for a real insight in what can be done then visit Corrie's Flickr photostream at www.flickr.com/people/10756887@N07. Clearly I have a lot to learn but this is a technique I hope to have another go at before too long.
I manufactured my image using a Heath-Robinson drop set-up made from an IV drip and a water bottle. For flash I used 1 Canon 580EX II and 2 Yongnuo 560-III speedlites which were fired remotely using Yongnuo RF-602RX and RF-600TX triggers.
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Canon EOS 100D
EF100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM@100 mm
2.0 sec at f/8.0
ISO100
Now also posting on 500px.
Bulan bulan posa ni hujan tak boleh keluaq rumah so cari la apa apa subjek nak test, ni la subjeknya .......First Test Water Splash....... kalau tak jadi habaq la komen la
During our honeymoon, my husband and me shot each other splashing in the waves. Those were fun. This is a photograph that i shot of my husband creating a big splash, so big that he got hidden behind it. I wish to live those moments again. :)
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1st attempts at capturing splashes with strobes...set @ F8 & I used a Canon 580EX @ 1/32 power from behind and using it to fire a Canon 430EX @ 1/64 power from camera right...
this how i did the morining splash picture
notes :
- you can use normal light insted on my 220w flash
- i removed the cover of the soft box because i need light not soft light
- u can use external flash manually on 1/64
- clean after every shot, you never know when the perfect shot is coming
i used candle bar to create the splash, you are free to use any small thing
- you can use the reflector or any other light source
- aperture and speed can be changeable regarding the source of light
طريقتي في عمل صوره السبلاش الاخيره =)
ملاحظات :
تقدرون تستخدمون اضاءه ثانيه غير الفلاش اللي انا استخدمته مثل الاضاءه العاديه او الاكسترنل فلاش ( تحطونه مانيول علي ١/٦٤ لان هالنوع تصوير سريع )
- طبعا السرعه و الفتحه تتغير بمقدار الاضاءه الموجوده عندكم .. انا زدت الفتحه لاحصل تفاصيل اكثر
- بعد كل صوره حاولو تنضفون لان ما تدون متى راح تصورون صوره مثاليه
الرفلكتر تقدرون تستغنون عنه او ممكن تيبون قطعه كرتون تلفونها بقصدير الاكل يستوي عندكم رفلكتر صنع منزلي .. او تستخدمون مصدر اضاءه
لاي سؤال او استفسار انا جاهزه و بالخدمه =)
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Result of a splash experiment with use of my DIY Hiviz Multi Trigger.
STROBIST INFO:
430EXII below the glass container, shot through frosted acrylic plate at 1/64 power.
530EZ from right above water container at 1/4 power.
Exclamation aquatique!
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Three droplets. Shot in the kitchen using the SplashArt Splash Kit. I've used 4 flash guns here. Two behind the plastic perspecs with coloured gels and on to left with red gel and the on-board pop-up flash.
Tucked away in the back of Disney's Hollywood Studios, this fountain pays tribute to the 1984 Ron Howard movie "Splash", starring Tom Hanks, John Candy, Eugene Levy, and Daryl Hannah.
Today I tested a bit more the (splashing) waters. There is a device called ‘time machine’ (wish it were exactly that!) which makes indeed fantastic photos. However, after a certain point, it’s the devices that makes the photos – not the photographer. So I stick to any available hardware in order to take extreme close-ups without using a flash. I gathered all portable lamps I had (or could invent) in the bathroom and step by step, I increased the speed up to 8,000. The mirror helped. The result with the flash is better to my eyes – but I share these as well, cause they have a specific tension. I include a pacifist green dot, again with no flash, since apart of any available photo hardware I tried also some kitchen dishware.