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17th January 2002
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How to shoot a water droplet
Hi,
As requested by Simon.  Taken by : Coolpix 950. Recipe: 1. 1 Coolpix 9xx 2. 1 tap Instrutions: 1. Adjust tap until a very tiny stream of water falls, then further finetune till it's just about to form individual drips, but still more or less a continuous stream. Somewhere in between. 2. Put camera in macro mode, then lock AF. Set shutter speed to 1/500, flash on. 3. Move camera towards/away from the water till it's in focus in the LCD. Do 4. Press shutter. 5. Review shot Until shot is good Regards CK |
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17th January 2002
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Nice. Thanks for the instructions.
How about some alternatives - like water drops hitting the surface - actually use milk is best cos white color, will have 3D definition.  |
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17th January 2002
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 Actually I am kinda interested to shoot a balloon bursting. During my Ngee Ann days, I've built a sound activated switch, can probably use that to trigger a flash..... Regards CK |
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17th January 2002
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you from ngee ann poly?
can a g2 canon if with addons do that kind of shots too? |
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18th January 2002
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kaoz....nice photo, i like it.
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18th January 2002
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Yup, I was from Ngee Ann Poly, Electronics & Computer Engineering. Regards CK |
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18th January 2002
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k sweet you are my senior i am from the IT dep. too
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I feel minute
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Sigh, the water drops always fall faster than my finger (click). :mad:
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Regards CK |
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18th January 2002
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We can form old sch boys liao.... |
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19th January 2002
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Hi,
For those interested, the original post on dpreview which inspired me to do my own. Original instructions inside too, unfortunately, original photo is no longer there. http://www.dpreview.com/forums/read....message=105193 After this, it has become one of the "must shoot" photos in the dpreview Nikon Talk forum. Regards CK |
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23rd January 2002
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Me also from Ngee Ann Poly. ECE graduated 1994.
Been many years since I last went back..... |
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24th January 2002
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Argh..... I seriously like this pic very much ckiang....if only my camera has closer macro range
20cm....think maybe take snowball still can |
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24th January 2002
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Regards CK |
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