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rikkersc, I used a spoon (I have neither turkey baster, nor eye drop thingy). It worked fairly well, but I don't get the 'splash' effect. I mainly am able to capture 'orbs' of water (which I like but would like to mix it up a bit).
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Is it my lack-o-macro?
*tries another shot* no.... *tries another* no....
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Thank you for the tutorial, i have always wondered how these kind of photos are made.
I made an attempt, and thought i would try it with some coins on the bottom of the water (wishing well style), and realised that the splashes are much bigger when you throw in a coin than a drop of water. I'm not quite happy with my attempts, but here is one of them:
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