A drop is going down........down..........down........AND!!!!!!
Dec 4, 2015 01:56:03 #
I start taken photos of drops going down, using Cl and Ch settings in my Nikon D7100 and and a Nikon speedlight flash. It was fun :D :mrgreen: :thumbup:
Dec 4, 2015 03:37:48 #
jlrivera wrote:
I start taken photos of drops going down, using Cl and Ch settings in my Nikon D7100 and and a Nikon speedlight flash. It was fun :D :mrgreen: :thumbup:
It's a great series. I'm curious though, is it possible to increase the Shutter Speed? 1/60th of a second for the last image seems a little slow.
And if I may, can you explain your setup? I'm assuming you're on a tripod, but how did you prefocus, and where did you set your light? S-
Dec 4, 2015 03:51:11 #
St3v3M wrote:
It's a great series. I'm curious though, is it possible to increase the Shutter Speed? 1/60th of a second for the last image seems a little slow.
And if I may, can you explain your setup? I'm assuming you're on a tripod, but how did you prefocus, and where did you set your light? S-
And if I may, can you explain your setup? I'm assuming you're on a tripod, but how did you prefocus, and where did you set your light? S-
The speed of 1\60 is because I had the flash set to TLL and is was on top of the camera and the camera was in P. It was hand held. I was in manual focus, focusing in the faucet
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Dec 4, 2015 03:59:58 #
jlrivera wrote:
The speed of 1\60 is because I had the flash set to TLL and is was on top of the camera and the camera was in P. It was hand held. I was in manual focus, focusing in the faucet
:mrgreen:
:mrgreen:
Thank you for sharing. S-
Dec 4, 2015 04:16:51 #
Dec 4, 2015 04:27:35 #
DOOK wrote:
A very interesting project. Good work & welcome to Close up. :D :D
Thanks Dook :thumbup:
Dec 4, 2015 14:13:51 #
Welcome to closeup, JL! This does indeed look like fun shooting! Love it, and thank you for sharing your technique.
Dec 5, 2015 09:11:30 #
jlrivera wrote:
I start taken photos of drops going down, using Cl and Ch settings in my Nikon D7100 and and a Nikon speedlight flash. It was fun :D :mrgreen: :thumbup:
The 4th one and the last one are spot on! The focus slipped a bit on the one between them, which is a shame, as that was the 'main event'. Does the camera only sync at that speed? Canons can go up to 1/250th, which would have worked wonders on the last one.
I have been intrigued by this kind of shot for a long time. Maybe something to try out during the long, cold months ahead...
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