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Another try at the elusive collision.
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clydebaby wrote:
They are all great. Dramatic art.
Thank you clydebaby. Still have not been able to get them to collide.
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Jan 12, 2014 23:46:33 #
7D wrote:
Still can't get the collision, but I can get pairs.
These are stunning! True works of art. I love them all. Thank you for sharing
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Jan 13, 2014 11:42:49 #
Pictxterowner wrote:
Needs pressure.
Gravity wont do, maybe shoot the drops in from an angle.:-P
Gravity wont do, maybe shoot the drops in from an angle.:-P
That was my point. I understand the physics of it but couldn't come close to getting beautiful shots like these. :thumbup:
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OddJobber wrote:
Have you tried Fz=A(P-Po)sign(Z-Zc)?
Thanks Oddjobber,
Can't say I have tried that one yet. But I'm sure my day will come. I have gone from shooting one drop at a time to being able to shoot two and three at the same time.
Here,s a triple hit.
Jan 13, 2014 17:04:05 #
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