Hi !
Yesterday I tried water drop experience.
I spend 2-3 hours on it.
So I wan't to share with you my experiences, and my skills upgrade.
I will try to share with you my upgrade, shooting water drops.
Let's start !
MY SETUP
In the kitchen, A big plate on a bathroom sink
A tripod, a bag with water, I made a hole with a pin
My camera : Panasonic GX80
My Lens : Olympus 60mm 2.8 Macro
My Flash : Godox TT350 O
All on a second tripod
THE PICS
ISO 800 - F/10 - 1/160s
F/10 - 1/800s - ISO 400
I Used blue filter on flash F/10 1/800s ISO 400
Same parameters
MY FAVORITES
Blood bath
Glass Color
CONCLUSION
It was hard ! I never tried my flash before but it's a HSS flash so, it's good to go more than 1/250s
I know it's not perfect, but I'm happy for a "first time"
SPECIAL THANKS
Little-em for the idea using a glass and your pictures !
Aaron for your tips that I'll use for my second experience later
Yesterday I tried water drop experience.
I spend 2-3 hours on it.
So I wan't to share with you my experiences, and my skills upgrade.
I will try to share with you my upgrade, shooting water drops.
Let's start !
MY SETUP
In the kitchen, A big plate on a bathroom sink
A tripod, a bag with water, I made a hole with a pin
My camera : Panasonic GX80
My Lens : Olympus 60mm 2.8 Macro
My Flash : Godox TT350 O
All on a second tripod
THE PICS
ISO 800 - F/10 - 1/160s
F/10 - 1/800s - ISO 400
I Used blue filter on flash F/10 1/800s ISO 400
Same parameters
MY FAVORITES
Blood bath
Glass Color
CONCLUSION
It was hard ! I never tried my flash before but it's a HSS flash so, it's good to go more than 1/250s
I know it's not perfect, but I'm happy for a "first time"
SPECIAL THANKS
Little-em for the idea using a glass and your pictures !
Aaron for your tips that I'll use for my second experience later