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Many sleepless nights and thousands of pictures later, I finally figured out how to take them






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Congrads!! I have yet to attempt the shot.
It does appear that the sleepless nights have paid off.
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Old 12-09-2009, 09:11 PM
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Great job on these. My favorite is the first one, you caught the crown when the points were at different heights. Nice.
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These are excellent still not owrked this one out yet ..... nice going well done! Have a few projects fro winter this is one of them lol
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Thanks for the nice comments.
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Oh, heck, yes. You got it! I like the first one for the colour gradient left-to-right. The reflections in both are excellent as well. Don't be shy, what's the secret? TFS.
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these are very nice! care to share how you took them?
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Congratulations and well done, it was worth the sleepless nights.
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these are very nice! care to share how you took them?
iso 100 ; 1/200 (sync speed flashes) ; f14/16

2 flashes with gel behind the drops, but you'll need a diffuser between the drops and the flashes. I used the lid of a trofast IKEA storage box. That lid was actually the key to success.
This is the box.
IKEA | Storage furniture | TROFAST system | TROFAST | Box with lid

By the way, you can use the same box to make a very cheap mini studio. Just place two 500W (or less) lamps (those used in construction) on opposite sides and that's it.

Any other questions ... just message me.

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