Your opinion? Waterdroplet

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That's so impressive Masterjohn , what technique did you use to achieve this? I think Little-em will like this image.

 

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To achieve this you have to prepare your waterdrops with foodcolor. In the droplet i put yellow and in the container i used red foodcolor.
i build myself a setup (see picture) so that i can focus on the settings and speed.

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That's interesting, it's there any specific measurements how much food color you use, or it's at your discretion ?

 

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You use only a few drops in a container of water, but this is at your discretion

 

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Masterjohn said:

You use only a few drops in a container of water, but this is at your discretion

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I have never tried to shoot colour water droplets . But , it is interesting to practice. Thanks for sharing this image with us on forum Masterjohn

 

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Jack, i forgot to mention that a put a spoon Xanthaangom to the water in the container, not in the droplet, so that the droplets become more ferm and strenght. I recommend to look for the receipt on youtube.

 

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Masterjohn said:

Jack, i forgot to mention that a put a spoon Xanthaangom to the water in the container, not in the droplet, so that the droplets become more ferm and strenght. I recommend to look for the receipt on youtube.

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Thanks a lot Masterjohn . that's really good tip. Would love to see more water droplets images from you if you have

 

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Wow! That's amazing Masterjohn! How do you trigger your shots? Manually? That's awesome!

 

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Here are somevother pictures of droplets. One with the same foodcolor and twe without color so you can see the difference
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The last one was made with milkdroplets, milk is thicker and you get other results bit very creative


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