Water drops shots

tchuanye · 11th July 2005

played around in shooting water drops....posted them in the Macro forum.

Appreciate any comments Thanks!

Water drops I

Water Drops II

Some examples here:

Letter I

The MAN

amospi · 12th July 2005

[quote=tchuanye]played around in shooting water drops....posted them in the Macro forum.

slaam · 12th July 2005

nice!
u used a starburst filter for the second one?
... did u use an infra red trigger or jus trial and error?

kopiosatu · 12th July 2005

beautiful...

yanyewkay · 12th July 2005

a man is rising from the waters!!!

can i say "nice shot

" in here?

anyway.. FANTASTIC SHOT!!

tchuanye · 12th July 2005

Thanks amospi,kopiosatu and yanyewkay! Glad you liked them!

Originally Posted by slaam

nice!
u used a starburst filter for the second one?
... did u use an infra red trigger or jus trial and error?

Only close up filters used, no starburst filter....and also no infrared trigger....use Mark II eyeball

i.e. see and agar agar snap

Agus · 14th July 2005

Nice nice

very original and creative.
Still not able to figure out how you do it.
Just wondering if equipment will make a different if your photo.
Example if you are using 350D.

Cheers, I like it very much and hope to learn something from you.

tchuanye · 14th July 2005

Originally Posted by Agus

Nice nice very original and creative.
Still not able to figure out how you do it.
Just wondering if equipment will make a different if your photo.
Example if you are using 350D.

Cheers, I like it very much and hope to learn something from you.

Thanks!

I don;t think its too difficult. With digital, one can keep on shooting and adjust its effect immediately. A DSLR should be more than able to take such shots.

billpepsi · 15th July 2005

wow, another nice series. As for the blue colour, is this done at PS or used LED torch???

tchuanye · 15th July 2005

Originally Posted by jeffhiew

wow, another nice series. As for the blue colour, is this done at PS or used LED torch???

It was naturally blue, but I did use PS to up the levels, curves etc....

No LED was used, just normal table lamp and flourscent light.

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kopiosatu Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 310	beautiful... __________________ i am camera stupid, i just take photos > website

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yanyewkay Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Cons digger. Posts: 4,046	a man is rising from the waters!!! can i say "nice shot " in here? anyway.. FANTASTIC SHOT!! __________________ “How fortunate for leaders that men do not think.” - Adolf Hitler

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amospi Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 659	[quote=tchuanye]played around in shooting water drops....posted them in the Macro forum.

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Agus New Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 37	Nice nice very original and creative. Still not able to figure out how you do it. Just wondering if equipment will make a different if your photo. Example if you are using 350D. Cheers, I like it very much and hope to learn something from you.

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billpepsi Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: The 3rd Rock Posts: 1,272	wow, another nice series. As for the blue colour, is this done at PS or used LED torch???