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Let's play with water....

benbobenbo Registered Users Posts: 206 Major grins
edited September 14, 2005 in Holy Macro
I always want to try that kind of pics, even if i dont have a SLR.

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    mereimagemereimage Registered Users Posts: 448 Major grins
    edited September 13, 2005
    I always love playing with water shots-stop motion type.........Well done


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    RichardRichard Administrators, Vanilla Admin Posts: 19,931 moderator
    edited September 13, 2005
    benbo wrote:
    I always want to try that kind of pics, even if i dont have a SLR.
    BenBo
    Looks like you don't need one. thumb.gifthumb How about telling us how you did these?

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    benbobenbo Registered Users Posts: 206 Major grins
    edited September 13, 2005
    The thing youneed: a kitchen, water, the thing you use to colored the food (sorry for my english, im a french spoken) and you need some patience. I took 159 pics and keep 29.
    BenBo
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    DeeDee Registered Users Posts: 2,981 Major grins
    edited September 13, 2005
    A little more detail?
    benbo wrote:
    The thing youneed: a kitchen, water, the thing you use to colored the food (sorry for my english, im a french spoken) and you need some patience. I took 159 pics and keep 29.
    BenBo

    Did you use a flash? How did you get so close? Did you have to crop the photos a lot? Is this in the sink or did you pour drops into a bowl?

    Thank you for more information -- I've always wanted to try these shots too, and I don't have a dSLR either...
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    benbobenbo Registered Users Posts: 206 Major grins
    edited September 13, 2005
    Yes Dee i did use a flash. The picture you see is what i took, never crop my picture (dont know how...lol), i use my digital zoom (about 1 feet from the subject) and finally , yes it's in the kitchen sink.
    Hope i help you with dose answer. And a lot of patience.
    BenBo
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    DeeDee Registered Users Posts: 2,981 Major grins
    edited September 13, 2005
    Yes, that helps
    benbo wrote:
    Yes Dee i did use a flash. The picture you see is what i took, never crop my picture (dont know how...lol), i use my digital zoom (about 1 feet from the subject) and finally , yes it's in the kitchen sink.
    Hope i help you with dose answer. And a lot of patience.
    BenBo

    I'll have to try it, looks like a lot of fun as long as I don't get my camera wet :): :): :):
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    greggaegreggae Registered Users Posts: 30 Big grins
    edited September 13, 2005
    benbo wrote:
    The thing youneed: a kitchen, water, the thing you use to colored the food (sorry for my english, im a french spoken) and you need some patience. I took 159 pics and keep 29.
    BenBo
    They look very, very nice to me. What type of digital camera was used?
    Out there where the buses don't run
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    wholenewlightwholenewlight Registered Users Posts: 1,529 Major grins
    edited September 13, 2005
    I love # 3 & #4


    pretty sweet shots!

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    Mike CurtisMike Curtis Registered Users Posts: 8 Beginner grinner
    edited September 13, 2005
    Here's a few before the splash
    Very nice shots. I think I'll try some like that when I get a spare moment.

    I played with water a while back and came up with these. This is what they look like before the splash. Taken with Panasonic FZ20 with onboard flash. Yellow daffodil in reflection.

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    A few more in my gallery.

    Mike
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    benbobenbo Registered Users Posts: 206 Major grins
    edited September 14, 2005
    I have a Hp Photosmart 945. Its not a DSLR. Patience is the key...
    BenBo
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