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Default Water drops (part 2)
After my crowns from yesterday, I decided to post the "other" drops.







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Old 12-10-2009, 10:42 PM
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Nice job!!!TFS
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Sweet! I have to learn how to do this one day.
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Superb! I really got to try this. That first one is a classic demo of the physics of free fall and surface tension! TFS
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Tried this once and was an utter failure!
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Nice job mate,

I have tried this technique and have failed. But I am glad as now I know how not to take shots of water droplets

Good work

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Thank you for watching and commenting!
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They're not my photos so I won't post them here but check out these shots in the Photo-synthesis Blog.

Microprocessor controlled drops and 1/60,000th sec flash!
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They're not my photos so I won't post them here but check out these shots in the Photo-synthesis Blog.

Microprocessor controlled drops and 1/60,000th sec flash!
Very nice!!!
That's actually step 3 in my master plan! I will not rest before I have created at least one picture of colliding drops.

(and now back to reality)
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Old 12-11-2009, 02:41 PM
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Super work! great! awesome!
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